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New! The Herrschner's Worsted Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
New! We've just added the palette for Deborah Norville Everyday Yarn! If you knit and/or crochet, this is for you. This is a beautiful yarn with a nice feel to it, a good alternative in worsted weight acrylic! (Thank you again to BetwixtTheStitch!)
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I am a primer user and I have tried several times to make a pattern out of a picture and I cant get a picture tire I can see enough to use. Help
Cindy Orms
Hi, Sara.
I've just completed some final security-related updates and am now back to working with anyone that's having a .pdf chart creation issue in the new secure configuration. There were some issues relating to trying to download charts from a secure connection (https: vs http:). I have fixed some but probably not all yet. This is just an unfortunate byproduct of making the site safer to use.
I'll look into your problem to see if it's related.
Terry
Hello All,
I started my new pattern, got about 30 rows in then realized I'm not sure if I've been hiding my ends on the right side or wrong side. Which side is which?
Also, it looks like the pattern is being worked from the bottom of the image upwards. Is that correct?
I'm wanting to make a graphghan of my grandparents but her dress is floral and I end up having alot one single crochet stitches. how can I get rid of those single stitches
Melanie,
My washer has a wool program.. It works like a charm
I made a tent for my self.. You know, a sweater sooo big that you could probably live in it :p
It's very nice, unfortunately I got stuck in a door handle and ripped up one of the sleves
Anyhow.. That was made from highlandwool, non superwash.. I used to wash it in the washer on my wool program.. It's as pretty (it's butt ugly) as when I made it.. :p
I only made the mistake of washing a sweater on a non wool program ONCE.. My mother made these Oslo Anoraks for the kids.. She told me that it was super wash, so I put it in the mashine, and when done, there was this cute little doll sweater coming out.. -.-'
I gave it to the neighbours daugthers doll.. It was really annoying.. :p
Oh.. The time.. Have to walk the dogs before I'm off to school o.O
Hugs..
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I am a primer user and I have tried several times to make a pattern out of a picture and I cant get a picture tire I can see enough to use. Help
Cindy Orms
Hi, Sara.
I've just completed some final security-related updates and am now back to working with anyone that's having a .pdf chart creation issue in the new secure configuration. There were some issues relating to trying to download charts from a secure connection (https: vs http:). I have fixed some but probably not all yet. This is just an unfortunate byproduct of making the site safer to use.
I'll look into your problem to see if it's related.
Please let me know:
- What device are you using to access the program (i.e. Android mobile device, iPhone, iPad, desktop, etc.)
- What operating system is on the device (Android, IOS, Windows)? (If Windows, what version?)
- Also, please let me know what browser you're using (i.e. Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Internet Explorer, etc.)
- Are you saying you've highlighted "Download Pattern" in section 7, clicked on "Let's see my pattern" in section 9, and nothing happens?
Terry
Hello All,
I started my new pattern, got about 30 rows in then realized I'm not sure if I've been hiding my ends on the right side or wrong side. Which side is which?
Also, it looks like the pattern is being worked from the bottom of the image upwards. Is that correct?
I'm wanting to make a graphghan of my grandparents but her dress is floral and I end up having alot one single crochet stitches. how can I get rid of those single stitches
Melanie,
My washer has a wool program.. It works like a charm
I made a tent for my self.. You know, a sweater sooo big that you could probably live in it :p
It's very nice, unfortunately I got stuck in a door handle and ripped up one of the sleves
Anyhow.. That was made from highlandwool, non superwash.. I used to wash it in the washer on my wool program.. It's as pretty (it's butt ugly) as when I made it.. :p
I only made the mistake of washing a sweater on a non wool program ONCE.. My mother made these Oslo Anoraks for the kids.. She told me that it was super wash, so I put it in the mashine, and when done, there was this cute little doll sweater coming out.. -.-'
I gave it to the neighbours daugthers doll.. It was really annoying.. :p
Oh.. The time.. Have to walk the dogs before I'm off to school o.O
Hugs..
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