Pattern Checklist for Publishing Complex Knitting Patterns

by Jenn Wisbeck

Editing checklist- long version This checklist will help you edit more complex patterns that have lots of details, so you can be sure you are not missing key details. Useful if you are editing someone else’s pattern too, since it can provide a quick check as you go along to make sure you are not missing obvious details (like tapestry needles for weaving in ends!)There are several parts to the 1.Basics- make sure you have all the parts of the pattern2.Pattern Details- to ensure you have all the information you need about yarns, abbreviations, and everything else that makes the pattern easy for people to use.3.Directions- Double check your work and how everything is formatted.4.Formatting- Set your pattern up so it is easy to readHow to use the Write the rough draft of your pattern. Go through it to make sure you have no obvious errors. Work editing checklist in order. If you find an item missing still on the first step, go back and write it in before going on to the next editing step. It helps when you are working the pattern the first time to write down notes on stitch counts and sizing as you go along.

28 pages, Kindle Edition

First published August 4, 2010