Drupal Knitting Charts

I have finally released the first version of the Drupal logo knit charts. They are released under the GPL (to match the logo's original licensing). In the spirit of open source I have also submitted the charts back to the project. Attached to the bottom of this page is the full kit of charts. Please note the charts are reverse engineered from a photo of the original knitted sock heel.

Drupal HeelDrupal Drop ChartDrupal Drop Chart (heel)

In the kit you will find:

  • Drop chart as a PNG (also reversed for sock heels)
  • Output from the KnitPro logo converter with more detailed colours (screen shot and PDF)
  • A close-up of the original heel (shown above)
  • Charts in Excel and OpenOffice.org formats so that you may alter the charts (we'll call this the "source files")
  • A simplied drop logo with only three colours (the logo that was used for the KnitPro chart)

Additional, useful resources include:

Comments

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Lorraine (not verified) had a comment on August 28, 2008 - 7:39am

I can't believe you finished a knitting pattern while at a conference in a place that rhymes with egghead. You are a marvel! I hope the session goes well.

I still want me one of them shirt-to-skirts. I might have to work myself up to a drupal sock. ;-)

Patti (not verified) had a comment on August 28, 2008 - 10:09am

Hey, you're on Craft again! :)

Kim (not verified) had a comment on August 28, 2008 - 10:18am

You're an open-source knitting world-traveller rock star. And I heart you.

Moloney (not verified) had a comment on August 28, 2008 - 3:17pm

So, what, Drupal's some sort of cult?

nikkiana (not verified) had a comment on August 30, 2008 - 6:08am

I suppose I need to actually formalize my patterns and charts and submit mine as well.

I need to make me some Drupal socks now though... What yarn did you use?

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