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Hahaha! I hate making gauge swatches, but know I will have to for the next few projects I want to make. They are so detailed, but I really want to try them.
Oh that is just beautiful! Very nicely done too!
Piddy
deehansen,
If you're referring to a word chart that tells you when to change colors, this particular user didn't design the pattern that way, only as a graph. The freePatternWizard will create word charts when requested, but if the option isn't requested at the time it isn't possible to work backwards and have it read the pattern to determine when color changes occur. This is purely the choice of the user. Also, if we were to take any old graph and have the ability to somehow turn it into a word chart, the problem would be that people would take proprietary pattern graphs and turn those into word charts, where patterns would have to be made up before it could be determined it was copyright infringement. So by turning any graphs into word patterns, there would be good chances the program would then be misused quite a bit.
I can certainly understand why you'd prefer a word chart...I prefer them myself. Unfortunately, I can't change how the user decided to output this chart. My best suggestion would be to add the grid lines. I know it's a lot more tedious, but that way the pattern will be much easier to follow.
I'll start......
At the moment, i have done few granny squares in black and white as my son asked me to do blanket for him, he is Newcastle United fan and so his dad, not yet done, so many granny squares to do, just gonna few sqaure a night till its time to sew them, but i cannot think what i am going to knit next as i have just recently finish an fluflly eyelash blanket for a newborn.
i have gone throught my knitting folders so many times and still cannot think what i want do next, So...... i have been thinking about doing some scarfs as winter is coming, so i might do my family some nice scarfs, hats.
I'm trying to make a graph with and the colors will not match. The graphic I'm using is a yellow duck with a black eye and an orange bill.
No matter how many colors I choose for my graph it comes out looking nothing like the original graphic.
I've attached the image. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Gayle
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Hahaha! I hate making gauge swatches, but know I will have to for the next few projects I want to make. They are so detailed, but I really want to try them.
Oh that is just beautiful! Very nicely done too!
Piddy
deehansen,
If you're referring to a word chart that tells you when to change colors, this particular user didn't design the pattern that way, only as a graph. The freePatternWizard will create word charts when requested, but if the option isn't requested at the time it isn't possible to work backwards and have it read the pattern to determine when color changes occur. This is purely the choice of the user. Also, if we were to take any old graph and have the ability to somehow turn it into a word chart, the problem would be that people would take proprietary pattern graphs and turn those into word charts, where patterns would have to be made up before it could be determined it was copyright infringement. So by turning any graphs into word patterns, there would be good chances the program would then be misused quite a bit.
I can certainly understand why you'd prefer a word chart...I prefer them myself. Unfortunately, I can't change how the user decided to output this chart. My best suggestion would be to add the grid lines. I know it's a lot more tedious, but that way the pattern will be much easier to follow.
I'll start......
At the moment, i have done few granny squares in black and white as my son asked me to do blanket for him, he is Newcastle United fan and so his dad, not yet done, so many granny squares to do, just gonna few sqaure a night till its time to sew them, but i cannot think what i am going to knit next as i have just recently finish an fluflly eyelash blanket for a newborn.
i have gone throught my knitting folders so many times and still cannot think what i want do next, So...... i have been thinking about doing some scarfs as winter is coming, so i might do my family some nice scarfs, hats.
I'm trying to make a graph with and the colors will not match. The graphic I'm using is a yellow duck with a black eye and an orange bill.
No matter how many colors I choose for my graph it comes out looking nothing like the original graphic.
I've attached the image. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Gayle
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