On another blog I wrote about using Kendall Down's Knitwear Designer on a BBC micro to generate a knitting pattern.
That was November 2020. I'm not a fast knitter. I tend to just knit a few rows each day rather than spending hours at a time on it. Plus I spun the yarn for this project.
I made quite a chunky yarn. (The gauge I gave the program was 5 stitches per inch, which I got on 4.5mm needles). I made a 4-ply yarn with 3 plies of Devonia from John Arbon, which is a blend of British sheep breeds, and one ply of Tussah silk dyed 'cyclamen' by Katie of Hilltop Cloud
The pattern just gives you stitches and allows you to work in your own choice of colourwork or stitch pattern.
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That's an incredible accomplishment! The combination of a finished raglan jumper, a design by a Knitwear Designer for the BBC Micro, reflects a beautiful blend of creativity and craftsmanship. The unique inspiration from the BBC Micro adds a nostalgic and tech-savvy touch to traditional knitting. Your dedication and skill shine through in this finished piece. Well done!
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