See this part though. No boxes. 
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I have not had the need to use it, but I accidentally clicked on something that changed the orientation of the chart here and made it diagonal… So I think it’s possible
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I need written patterns, I have a glitch with my eyes where they won’t focus on the squares with a lot of the same symbols vertically on top of each other and I lose my place easily, even if I put a marker horizontally across the chart, and then trying to remember what each symbol means ( they don’t always mean the same thing from pattern to pattern). I even have the same problem when I’m having to just count rows of my knitting. I would have to try to uncharted it into written and that is a task and a half. It has kept me from buying some beautiful patterns I would have loved to have knit. The written out horizontal instructions are much easier for me.
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To be honest, it would not matter to me which way the pattern was written, I’ll just rewrite it anyway into my own language before I start it. But charts are easier for me to translate.
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I love braceletbook! For bracelets and for crochet
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Braceletbook for crochet? Like using the pixel grids?
I love how easy it makes those complicated bracelet patterns
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Yeah! Sometimes ill use the alpha bracelet patterns i like for wall hangings and such
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Ohh that’s a smart idea
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Yeah its really cool! Theres so many different ones to look through and i love making the bracelets too so its a win both ways!
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I like both so I can see what it will look like but I don’t have to sit there and count each block of color for that row
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I haven’t used a chart on ribblr yet, but I do tend to use charts if I can (like Tiphani- especially in knitting)
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