Chain One Studio guides

Chain One guides: how to make crochet charts

Short, practical guides for Chain One Studio, the crochet chart and crochet diagram maker, from beginner to advanced. Each guide gives you the steps and a way to try them yourself.

• 3 guides

  Getting started

  Start here. These guides work for every chart: choosing a canvas, finding the stitch you need, and learning what Chain One Studio is.

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• 7 guides

  Freehand charts

  For anything worked in the round or placed by hand: granny squares, flowers, motifs and amigurumi parts. Place stitches anywhere on the Freehand canvas, then let Chain One space them for you.

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• 4 guides

  Rectangular charts

  For flat pieces worked back and forth in rows: swatches, scarves, blankets and squares that start from a foundation chain. Paint a whole row in one sweep, and erase it just as fast.

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About these guides

Chain One is a crochet chart maker for rounds, rows and everything in between. Draw a crochet diagram with real stitch symbols, turn it into a clear crochet chart to print or share, and keep every project in one place.