Help & FAQ for custom scarves and blankets

One pixel in the design becomes one knitted stitch in the product, so the design will be knitted accurately. In the knitted product, the design may look a bit different, because pixels are squarish, knitted stitches are rectangular. That's why round elements may not come out perfectly round, but a bit oval . This effect mainly occurs with 5 color Football scarves, while for Football scarves with less colors, or for other products, this effect is hardly appreciable.

No, the design will be knitted the way it is displayed in the Online Designer. Please check carefully that the elements look the way you want them. Use the zoom to examine closely if you are not sure. In the Online Designer, all elements can be worked out pixel perfect. If very small fonts are not rendered correctly, either use a different font, or change the fontsize by one point.

Basically, every design can be knitted. You can add an image or other element in the Online Designer and see if it looks good in the size you put it.

The Wildemasche blanket is the largest product, so you have a lot of space to put your elements on, and you don't have to scale them down too much (or not at all). This makes it easier, compared to the Football scarf, where the elements have to be scaled down almost every time in order to fit on the product. To get a good result with the Football scarves, more pixel work is necessary.

Generally speaking, you can use any size. But when the image has to be scaled up or down too much, you loose quality and detail.

If you are doing the whole design offline, and load it in the designer as an image, use these image sizes to get the best results:

If you have trouble using the Online Designer, or if you have ideas that cannot be done there, send us an email with a sketch or description of your design. We will do our best to put it in a scarf.