Knitting VR 🧶

🖼️ My Knitting Gallery

Your cozy creations

🧶 Knitting Circle

Up to 4 knitters — each on their own piece, visible to everyone!

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Casting On

Every project starts with placing loops on the needle.

1Make a slip knot — the first loop goes on your needle

2Wrap yarn around your thumb, insert needle, pull a new loop on

3Repeat until you have your chosen stitch count

How wide? (you can change color & stitch any time)

Narrow Wide

18 stitches

👇 Click the canvas — or use the button below — to place each stitch

0 / 18 stitches

Project:

👵 Oh my, what shall we make today?

Cast On: Click to place each stitch loop

🧶 Yarn

Thickness Worsted

Stitch

✨ Change color & stitch any time!

🖱️ Right-click drag · rotate

🖱️ Mid-click / Shift+right · pan

🖱️ Scroll · zoom

⌨️ WASD / arrows · pan view

⌨️ R · reset camera

⌨️ Ctrl+Z · undo row

👆 Tap · knit stitch

👆→ Drag · draw yarn

✌️ Two-finger drag · rotate

🤏 Pinch · zoom

☝️☝️☝️ Three-finger drag · pan

☝️ Hold · orbit mode

🎮 Game Modes

Choose a mode to add a fun challenge to your knitting!

Follow a target shape — a ghost outline shows the target. Match it row by row!

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Export to Knitting Machine

Download your knitting pattern in formats compatible with physical knitting machines.

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.stc — DAK Pattern File

Compatible with Brother KH-940/970, Silver Reed SK840, Singer, and any machine using DesignaKnit or DAK software. Import via File → Open Pattern.

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.knit.json — Open Format

Full stitch-by-stitch data including colours, yarn weights and colour-change cues. Import into KnitBird, Kniterate CNC machines, or your own tooling.

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.svg — Stitch Chart

A colour-coded visual chart, one square per stitch per row. Print and follow manually, or import into any knitting design software as a reference chart.

How to use

Click Export All Files — three files will download.
For DAK / DesignaKnit: open the software → File → Open → select the .stc file.
For Kniterate or custom machines: use the .knit.json file — it contains every stitch code, yarn colour (hex), and colour-change cue.
For manual knitting: print the .svg chart and follow it row by row from bottom to top.
Yarn colours in the files match exactly what you used in the game (hex codes included).

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