TAG Jr
Detailed App Info:
Application Description
Tag Jr. Is for beginning knitters ,with 9 built in how to use videos.
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Life saver - ★★★★★
Version 1.0 - Sep 28, 2011
Just what I needed, I crochet and need to count rows so this is great for that.
Lacking substance - ★★★
by BKnit - Version 1.0 - Oct 14, 2010
It shows you the number of stitches (and rows) in a given width (and length) based on the gauge you give it. That's all it does. The visual interface is good and easy to use. If you want a pretty calculator to tell you how many rows/stitches you need for a plain scarf, this is it. The triangular shawl calculation seems flawed to me, and slightly pointless.
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TAG Jr. (Touch And Go) is the 'Son' of the original TAG Knitting Application. TAG Jr. is just the ticket for beginning knitters. TAG Jr. delivers with a low price and most used knitting math functions. It makes it great 'first look' at the new VISUAL style of knitting applications. VISUAL means no calculator looking screens. Yellow measuring tapes instead of buttons and forms to try and figure out. VISUAL knitting means graphic display of the shape of knitting pieces move and adjust. VISUAL knitting means a built in Video Tutor that explains everything, anytime and anywhere.
Use one handed with your thumb or finger. When you touch an arrow, a yellow measuring tape instantly appears. Watch as the knitted shapes change on screen as you slide the measuring tape. Lift your finger …. the stitches/row and instructions appear as the yellow tape stores itself away. Being all thumbs is a big advantage with Touch and Go. Jr - Runs seamlessly in Inches or Centimeters - -Test Swatch: Use any number of row and stitches. - Shawl:Top,Length for inc/dec instructions. - Counter: Independent counter that never sleeps or forgets. - Gauges: Uses standard 4x4 inch 10 x 10 cm and 1x1 inch and 2.5 x 2.5 cm.
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Life saver - ★★★★★
Version 1.0 - Sep 28, 2011
Just what I needed, I crochet and need to count rows so this is great for that.
Lacking substance - ★★★
by BKnit - Version 1.0 - Oct 14, 2010
It shows you the number of stitches (and rows) in a given width (and length) based on the gauge you give it. That's all it does. The visual interface is good and easy to use. If you want a pretty calculator to tell you how many rows/stitches you need for a plain scarf, this is it. The triangular shawl calculation seems flawed to me, and slightly pointless.
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TAG Jr. (Touch And Go) is the 'Son' of the original TAG Knitting Application. TAG Jr. is just the ticket for beginning knitters. TAG Jr. delivers with a low price and most used knitting math functions. It makes it great 'first look' at the new VISUAL style of knitting applications. VISUAL means no calculator looking screens. Yellow measuring tapes instead of buttons and forms to try and figure out. VISUAL knitting means graphic display of the shape of knitting pieces move and adjust. VISUAL knitting means a built in Video Tutor that explains everything, anytime and anywhere.
Use one handed with your thumb or finger. When you touch an arrow, a yellow measuring tape instantly appears. Watch as the knitted shapes change on screen as you slide the measuring tape. Lift your finger …. the stitches/row and instructions appear as the yellow tape stores itself away. Being all thumbs is a big advantage with Touch and Go. Jr - Runs seamlessly in Inches or Centimeters - -Test Swatch: Use any number of row and stitches. - Shawl:Top,Length for inc/dec instructions. - Counter: Independent counter that never sleeps or forgets. - Gauges: Uses standard 4x4 inch 10 x 10 cm and 1x1 inch and 2.5 x 2.5 cm.
Requirements
Your mobile device must have at least 67.08 MB of space to download and install TAG Jr app. TAG Jr is available on iTunes for $0.00
If you have any problems with installation or in-app purchase, found bugs, questions, comments about this application, you can visit the official website of Touch and Go Richard Foy at http://www.touchAndGoKnitting.com.
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