alefore

Hello r/knitting community!

I'm excited to share a project I've been working on: a web-based (completely open source) app designed to make knitting patterns more customizable and easier to follow. You can check it out here: https://alefore.github.io/knit/ –and read about how it works at https://github.com/alefore/knit

Here's what it does:

1. Dynamic Knitting Patterns: You can input the exact size you want (like the length or width of a scarf) in rows/stitches, and it will generate a pattern tailored to those dimensions.
2. Pattern Visualization and Tracking: It displays the pattern visually and helps you keep tr

I'm knitting a pattern (Simple Yet Effective Cowl) in the round, with DPNs. The pattern calls for 3 rows in Purl stitches, followed by 9 rows in Knit stitches (and repeat this, for as long as you want the cowl to be).

Would it make sense if, instead of doing rows in Purl stitches, I just reverse the direction I'm knitting in? I would always do Knit stitches, but I would just alternate the direction, perhaps doing a "wrap-and-turn" stitch (where I slip the stitch, wrap it, and slip it back) at the end of each section? Does that make sense? Will it work?

I have just been charged a fee of 16 EUR for a SEPA deposit from Revolut. I have made many similar deposits in the past few years and I had never been charged any fees. https://www.bitstamp.net/fee-schedule/#sepa still seems to indicate that SEPA deposits are "Free of charge".

Does anyone know what might be happening? Did Bitstamp start charging fees for SEPA deposits?

Edit: This was resolved. My account now shows a 2nd deposit of the 16 EUR, so I've received the total amount. I don't know if this was resolved by u/Bitstamp-Lucas or by a separate ticket I had opened (mailing Bitstamp's complaints address), but ... while I would like to hear a