Design a Sweater Knitters' Grid - Knitting Graph Pape

Creative knitters and sweater designers use Leslye Solomon’s Design A Sweater, 5 sheets of a large knitters' grid of 200 possible stitches and 330 possible rows for most gauges. Each space represents a stitch and row and is rectangular, like knitting. Just like in Leslye's sweater designing classes, with this grid you can plan an entire sweater illustrating every stitch and row. Reproduce a more visual depiction of a pattern you may be following.  Illustrate knitting patterns to be more visual for your individual size simply by using a color pencil to map out every stitch and row of the pattern you want to follow, alter, or create yourself. Design in the proportion of knitting within your shape to do stripes, Fair Isle, cable, and intarsia knitting. If you draw a butterfly, it won’t look like a distorted moth when knit as you'd get with regular square graph paper. This knitters’ grid is easy to follow and reduces counting as there is a center line and numbers on all four sides. Easy to