Fabric steamers and k software

What design capabilities do you want in software, and how important is the learning curve? DA

On 18 Jun 2006 08:19:36 -0700, "dawn" spewed forth :

I assume that means knitting? Why don't you just scour the finished item and then pin it out?

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Wooly, please will you define scour?

On Sun, 18 Jun 2006 16:34:36 GMT, "Ophelia" spewed forth :

Wash?

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Oh! Just plain, wash? gently? rough?

I've been using Knitwear Sweaters for sweater software. It's very easy to learn. I've recently starting using Deisng-A-Knit, but find that the learning curve is much steeper and is't not as intuitive as the other.

Scour= washing

Els

Good heavens, knitted items are always gently washed, only when you want to full something does the word Rough apply

Els