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Name: coded pattern
Brand: Chroma Nima

Chroma Nima

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I’ve often thought how similar knitting instructions and computer code are. They’re both just a set of instructions afterall. I’ve taken a fairly mathematical pattern idea, repeated it horizontally and then reflected it back on itself. The pattern includes written instructions, and when it came to drawing up the chart, I saw my opportunity to code a Python programme to generate the chart. The result is quite retro, but I think it does the job. I have included the Python code, perhaps you could work out the instructions just from the code? A caveat: I don’t offer technical support for the code,

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Registered at Companies House as CHROMA NIMA LIMITED, number 12343900. Checked 2026-08-29.
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