Vector Charting for Crochet
Learn how to make professional looking, scaleable charts for crochet.
Crochet charts are a valuable tool for makers. They help crocheters visualise their stitches and are international in recognition, broadening your market beyond native speakers
But you can learn to do it yourself in paid or free software
The easiest way to turn your hand drawn charts and written patterns into vector charts
How to chart in rows, rounds and motifs
How to create charts in Adobe Illustrator or Inkscape without any previous software knowledge required
International crochet charting conventions
How to incorporate stitch fonts and create your own stitches
On demand video tutorials
Access to our Professionals Lounge, a forum in which to ask questions, share with fellow designers and learn more
Welcome to Vector Charting for Crochet
Why Use Vector Charting for Crochet?
Adobe Illustrator Overview
Adobe Illustrator Overview: Setting Up Your Document and Work Station Written Version
Inkscape Overview
Adobe Illustrator: Using the Pen Tool
Adobe Illustrator: Using the Pen Tool Over Images
Adobe Illustrator: Using the Image Trace Tool
Using the Shape Builder Tool
Inkscape: Using the Pen Tool
Inkscape: Using the Pen Tool Over an Image
Inkscape: Using the Image Trace Tool
Adobe Illustrator: Converting Your Crochet Font to Text and Gathering Your Tools
FREE PREVIEWInkscape: Converting Your Crochet Font to Text and Gathering Your Tools
Adobe Illustrator: Making a Basic Rowed Chart
Adobe Illustrator: Exporting Your Chart
Inkscape: Making a Basic Rowed Chart
Inkscape: Exporting Your Chart
Adobe Illustrator: Making Your Own Stitches
Adobe Illustrator: Charting a Motif or in Rounds
Inkscape: Making Your Own Stitches
Inkscape: Making a Motif