The Fabric Pattern is the stitch pattern being used to create the fabric of your knitting. The Fabric Pattern can be very simple or very complex.

• Simple: An example of a simple Fabric Pattern is garter stitch or stockinette stitch.
  The instructions may state: Continue in Stockinette for 5 rows. Show Me
• Complex: An example of a complex Fabric Pattern is a pattern described in charted or written instructions.
  The instructions may state: k4, p, yo, k2sp, yo, p, k4. Show Me

Linked Counters are designed for simple fabric patterns that are not written out and do not have a one-tap marker. Linked Counters track repeats and actions as you knit each row. Show Me

Smart Counters are designed for either simple or complex patterns that do have a one-tap marker. Fabric patterns can be written or charted, and the one tap is always setup for the fabric pattern. The one-tap marker keeps your spot in the fabric pattern and Smart Counters add reminders for shaping, color changes, repeats, etc. as you knit each row. Show Me