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If I choose a file with the picture upside right it rotates 1/4 turn to the left so that the pattern picture and stitich chart are also rotated. If I rotate the picture 1/4 turn to the right to correct the rotation it remains rotated to the right for the pattern picture and the stitch chart. Is there anyway to have the pattern picture and stitch chart upright? Otherwise if I turn them upright I have to work off them and the colour symbols chart sideways.
Line,
Muffin does know how to train her human! She's one smart kitty!
Between the piggies and the dog, I'd say the dog could probably make a lot more progress. Her paws are bigger!
Piggy paws are just too
tiny...well, unless you want a lot of socks, because then they'd
probably excel at that! LOL!
Wow ... these are absolutely gorgeous!!!! Thank you for sharing these. Pretty awesome!
Hi, anna068.
Are you generating the pattern on the screen or pdf? The left-most button when looking at a screen pattern should be to "Download".
If you're talking about with a .pdf, as long as you have "Pattern in .pdf format" set in section 7, you should have the option of "Show .pdf pattern on screen", "Download pattern", and "Email pattern to myself". These options should be right below the "Paper Size" line in section 7.
I just did a quick check in beading, crochet, cross stitch, and knitting and see the download option in all categories. I always say that as I continue to add and change the program I may have introduced a bug but I do show the download option on my end.
If you have the pdf setting in section 7, please also let me know the stitch category in section 2 and all your settings in section 7 and I'll look into it.
Terry
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Secoya,
True...but I'd like to
join in. I've found a few sources, but most of them are super high
priced. 
I wish Michaels here were open for
curbside. Basic standard size cloth I can get...who knew floss
would be at such a premium at a time like this! It's just plain old
cotton floss, fer cryin' out loud, not specialty silk threads! I
guess this is the new way...everything that's hard to get now is
priced at a premium, like toilet paper!
I wish Michaels here were open for
curbside. Basic standard size cloth I can get...who knew floss
would be at such a premium at a time like this! It's just plain old
cotton floss, fer cryin' out loud, not specialty silk threads! I
guess this is the new way...everything that's hard to get now is
priced at a premium, like toilet paper!The
way you've done the stitching is how I was going to work on a
similar-sized piece of aida cloth. I was thinking the other nice
way would be to put all of them side-by-side, starting with January
and going through December, but I'm guessing that would have to be
a specially cut piece of fabric and nope, not now for
that.
Thank you for understanding. 
I haven't yet given up, am still
looking, but unless I find something I'll be unable to work along
with you until stores are open. Meanwhile, though, I can live
vicariously through you (maybe even precariously? ) and keep up with your progress. Which
I'm thoroughly enjoying. LOL, in addition to being jealous.
Sheesh, who knew one should be prepared
with needles, floss, yarn, beads and pretty much anything else for
crafting?
I haven't yet given up, am still
looking, but unless I find something I'll be unable to work along
with you until stores are open. Meanwhile, though, I can live
vicariously through you (maybe even precariously? ) and keep up with your progress. Which
I'm thoroughly enjoying. LOL, in addition to being jealous.
Sheesh, who knew one should be prepared
with needles, floss, yarn, beads and pretty much anything else for
crafting?If I choose a file with the picture upside right it rotates 1/4 turn to the left so that the pattern picture and stitich chart are also rotated. If I rotate the picture 1/4 turn to the right to correct the rotation it remains rotated to the right for the pattern picture and the stitch chart. Is there anyway to have the pattern picture and stitch chart upright? Otherwise if I turn them upright I have to work off them and the colour symbols chart sideways.
Line,
Muffin does know how to train her human! She's one smart kitty!
Between the piggies and the dog, I'd say the dog could probably make a lot more progress. Her paws are bigger!
Piggy paws are just too
tiny...well, unless you want a lot of socks, because then they'd
probably excel at that! LOL!Quote:
This is my latest project, this block is the Green Lantern
emblem.
Of course this one is Wonder Woman.
I have 2 more blocks to go for this piece, Flash and Green Arrow. I'm working it in tunisian knit with Caron One Pound acrylic yarn.
Of course this one is Wonder Woman.
I have 2 more blocks to go for this piece, Flash and Green Arrow. I'm working it in tunisian knit with Caron One Pound acrylic yarn.
Wow ... these are absolutely gorgeous!!!! Thank you for sharing these. Pretty awesome!
Hi, anna068.
Are you generating the pattern on the screen or pdf? The left-most button when looking at a screen pattern should be to "Download".
If you're talking about with a .pdf, as long as you have "Pattern in .pdf format" set in section 7, you should have the option of "Show .pdf pattern on screen", "Download pattern", and "Email pattern to myself". These options should be right below the "Paper Size" line in section 7.
I just did a quick check in beading, crochet, cross stitch, and knitting and see the download option in all categories. I always say that as I continue to add and change the program I may have introduced a bug but I do show the download option on my end.
If you have the pdf setting in section 7, please also let me know the stitch category in section 2 and all your settings in section 7 and I'll look into it.
Terry
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