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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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Ronnie,
I'm testing a couple changes that address black and white patterns and also brick and peyote stitches.
I should have a new version live this week but I'm also trying to get one update completed within the next 2 days.
Terry
And a bit more progress has been made. If I keep on hammering at it, I think I can have it done hopefully in January.
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Cale,
I'm sorry to say we don't
have a specific stitch graph for bead crochet. We usually develop
features by popular request and I have to say this is our absolute
first for bead crochet.
I'm not sure if a
plain single crochet graph would adapt to bead crochet. The other
issue is that if it does (and this is talking about a flat
crocheted item, not crocheted in the round), you would have to
reduce your graph to a very small size. When people want to make
items from original photographs or artwork, we suggest bringing the
original to a size of stitches = pixels. Where the desired finished
size might be 100 stitches across, we'd suggest starting with an
image of 100 pixels across. For an ornament, that will probably be
even smaller. So if your image is very, very simple, no problem,
you can probably reduce it fairly well. But if it's complex, you
might find it difficult to get it to a small enough size to turn it
into a pattern.
Secoya,
Now, THIS I love and I'm
going to have to steal your idea to just stitch the cupcakes!
Love your fractional stitches, too, but
I am allergic to them. 
LOL. You're absolutely BRILLIANT,
because the month names are really superfluous to the project and
the cupcakes should be the stars of the show!
Love your fractional stitches, too, but
I am allergic to them. LOL. You're absolutely BRILLIANT,
because the month names are really superfluous to the project and
the cupcakes should be the stars of the show! How did you plot
them out across your fabric so they'll all be even? These look SO
amazing!
Ronnie,
I'm testing a couple changes that address black and white patterns and also brick and peyote stitches.
I should have a new version live this week but I'm also trying to get one update completed within the next 2 days.
Terry
And a bit more progress has been made. If I keep on hammering at it, I think I can have it done hopefully in January.
Teacup,
Welcome!
What a great
name! (We call our cat Little Teacup
sometimes, because we keep teacups with water around for her to
drink from. It tastes much better that way! 
)
(We call our cat Little Teacup
sometimes, because we keep teacups with water around for her to
drink from. It tastes much better that way! )Glad you found
us! Feel free to post pictures of your work so we can drool.
Ooh, Canada!
I've been there and love it! It's such an amazing place.
Jealous...I'd love to live there!
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