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Appalachian Baby Design (cotton yarns)
Regarding the knitCompanion question – I couldn’t find any (real) information on entering project start/end dates. There is a timer, yes. I looked in the app, and then I googled it…and AI came up and told me I could enter a start date when I start a project, but it’s not true. 🙂
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What is the name of the other baby yarn mentioned, something 220?? I couldn’t understand what was said in the podcast. Thank you!
Cascade 220 super wash. Fabulous yarn.
When you create a project page in Ravelry, you can include your start and end date info. I don’t know about knit companion as I don’t use it.
As someone who has done this to herself, I can’t urge your viewers strongly enough to NOT overdo the knitting to the point where you’re experiencing pain anywhere. There is an excellent book, Knitting Comfortably, the author is Carson Demers and he has a web site, he’s a physical therapist. His book is *really* detailed with tons of information and excellent photos and illustrations, tables to help you determine where the problem is and how to address it. I didn’t know about it until I had gone through a year of NO KNITTING AT ALL plus six months of physical therapy for the damage I had done to my rotator cuff and hands. If you can’t afford to buy the book, you might recommend it to your local library because it is THE essential reference work on this subject and I’m sure no matter where you are, there are plenty of knitters who would benefit if it was available in your library.
It is an excellent book! Really helped me. It could almost be a textbook for physical therapists!
Hello ladies,
I have always used Legacy KC of Knit Companion I recently purchased a new iPad and Legacy will not work on my new pad. I have saved several projects where i have made notes and MY size numbers. I can’t seem to figure out how to open my saved projects in Knit Companion i planned to purchase it when bought a new pad but now i question it that the next or newer versions i will have the same problem. I asked on the ravelry group but no answer thought you might know or can help. How do i open my saved projects in knit companion??