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The store currently lists version 4.3.0, updated 2026-10-22.
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A row counter and stitch counter for knitting and crochet, with step-by-step tutorials so you never lose your place again. KNIT IT is your row counter, project tracker, and pattern companion — all in one app for beginners and lifelong crafters.
Still using notebooks to track rows? Losing count mid-pattern? Forgetting which yarn you used last project?
KNIT IT keeps everything you need for knitting and crochet in one place: clear row counters, your full project history, photos of your finished work, and step-by-step tutorials to learn new techniques.
WHY KNIT IT?…
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Happy Halloween from Knit It! Brew something warm, grab your needles or hook and dive into the spooky collection: pumpkins, ghosts, plush toys and cozy accessories are waiting in the Halloween tab. On iPad, every pattern now opens full screen, with yarn, tools and parts laid out in two columns — the whole plan at a glance. Trick or treat, and happy knitting!
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