By default knitCompanion allows you to repeat your piece. When you get to the last row and tap the one-tap marker, it returns you to the first row of the piece to begin the next repeat. It keeps track of:

• the number of times you have repeated the piece.
• the total rows knit for the piece.

To view your progress on a piece, long tap the one-tap marker. Show Me

You can set a limit to stop after a specific number of repeats. Use this when you know exactly how many times you want to repeat the piece and want knitCompanion to stop you from advancing beyond that fixed number. For example, the pattern says to repeat a chart a total of 3 times. Set the Piece Repeat Limit to 3. Then when you get to the last row of the 3rd repeat, knitCompanion will let you know you are finished.

1. Tap Setup.  Show Me
2. Select the piece you want to work with.
3. Tap Smart Counters.  Show Me
   • If you do not see the Smart Counter button be sure your selected piece has at least one visible row so there is a one-tap marker.
4. In the Piece Settings area, set the Piece Repeat Limit to the number of times to repeat the entire piece. 
   • Zero (0) means you want an unlimited number of repeats.
   • Enter any other number to limit your repeats to that number.
   • You can specify if you are knitting flat or in the round.
   • You can specify the direction of the first row.
5. Tap the arrow upper left to return to main setup.

Use Row Repeats to repeat only some of the rows of a piece.  Show Me