Sample Output from Cathy's Graft Calculator                   (www.bx.psu.edu/~cathy/knitting/graftcalc)
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Input symbols (stitches you want to create):
  The requested sts are shown on the top and bottom lines; see input form for legend.

Output symbols (how to sew the graft):
  <<<   start here
  <--   end here
 _\‾/_  path of grafting yarn
   |    divider between loops on needles (think stitch marker)
   k    pass tapestry needle through loop knitwise (away from you)
   p    pass tapestry needle through loop purlwise (toward you)
   #    skip this; don't do anything here
   K    pass tapestry needle knitwise through two loops together, treated as one
   P    pass tapestry needle purlwise through two loops together, treated as one
   ~    remount the two decrease loops individually before stitching (sl, sl, return);
          then stitch kwise or pwise through the *back loops*

Using default options (orient= top-to-top; sew= right to left; mount= right leg in front;
                       jog= right; style= kwise/pwise; charset= unicode)


Stockinette:                              Garter:
        -   -   -   -                             *   *   *   *          
 <--  |p k|p k|p k|p k|#                   <--  |k p|k p|k p|k p|#       
      ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_                       ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_      
       #|k p|k p|k p|k p|  <<<                   #|k p|k p|k p|k p|  <<< 
          -   -   -   -                             -   -   -   -        

1x1 ribbing:                              Seed stitch:
        *   -   *   -   *   -                     -   *   -   *   -   *          
 <--  |k p|p k|k p|p k|k p|p k|#           <--  |p k|k p|p k|k p|p k|k p|#       
      ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_               ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_      
       #|p k|k p|p k|k p|p k|k p|  <<<           #|p k|k p|p k|k p|p k|k p|  <<< 
          *   -   *   -   *   -                     *   -   *   -   *   -        

2x2 ribbing:
        *   *   -   -   *   *   -   -          
 <--  |k p|k p|p k|p k|k p|k p|p k|p k|#       
      ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_      
       #|p k|p k|k p|k p|p k|p k|k p|k p|  <<< 
          *   *   -   -   *   *   -   -        
                                                                         Strategy A  Strategy B
Ribbed eyelet with seed borders (from Joni's article):       Pattern
        *   -   *   -   - : *  V-   - : *   -   *                        :\O*:\O  1  :O/*:O/  3
 <--  |k p|p k|k p|p k|p k|k p|p k|p k|k p|p k|k p|#         --:*--: 4   :--*:--  2  :--*:--  4 } graft
      ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_        /O:*/O: 3                            creates
       #|k p|p k|k p|K P|# #|p k|K P|# #|k p|p k|k p|  <<<   --:*--: 2    /O:*/O: 3   /O:*/O: 3 } these
          -   *   -   /   O : *   /   O : -   *   -          O\:*O\: 1    --:*--: 2   --:*--: 2
(B looks even better if the p marked "V" is changed to k)                 O\:*O\: 1   O\:*O\: 1


3/3 cable bordered by eyelet columns and seed stitch:
        *   -   *   - : -   -   -   -   -   - : -   *   -   *          
 <--  |k p|p k|k p|p k|p k|p k|p k|p k|p k|p k|p k|k p|p k|k p|#       
      ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_      
       #|k p|p k|K P|# #|k p|k p|k p|k p|k p|k p|# #|K~P|p k|k p|  <<< 
          -   *   /   O : -   -   -   -   -   - : O   \   *   -        

Stockinette with left jog:       Stockinette sewn from left:      1x1 ribbing oriented top-to-bottom:
          -   -   -   -                  -   -   -   -                    *   -   *   -   *   -         
       #|p k|p k|p k|p k|  <<<    >>>  |k p|k p|k p|k p|#              | p|k k|p p|k k|p p|k k|p |      
      _\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾              ‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_              _\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_\‾/_       
 <--  |k p|k p|k p|k p|#                #|p k|p k|p k|p k|  -->    <--  |p k|k p|p k|k p|p k|k p|  <<<  
        -   -   -   -                      -   -   -   -                  *   -   *   -   *   -         

Joni's article is at:
  www.knittingdaily.com/how-to-knit/lace-knitting/grafting-lace-invisibly-its-easier-than-you-think