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I am looking for input from Stitchboard members as to what types of stitch patterns they are interested in having charted.
I am also looking for charts which members would like to have decoded.
Please try to select charts which are free so that everyone can access them and participate. Thank you!
I will sort through the requested materials by complexity, and then prepare additional tutorials from them.
Thanks!
Neave,
That's so sad...but definitely not surprising. I'm amazed that the majority of the employees at the local Walmart can be nice and cheerful after all of the crap they put up with. It's so unfair.
The money isn't very good and
they have no choice.
Lisa,
Goodness, I can completely understand how hard it is to count and write patterns by hand!
I did that
pre-computers...ouch, you're not kidding about eyestrain!
As for your questions:
1) You've been upgraded!
2) Please let me know if I'm understanding your question correctly. You've taken a png of the
output of a stitching program - an already-created graph - and used
that as a basis for creating a pattern? If that's
correct, the answer is actually simpler than that...all you need to
do is take your original image and run that through the
freePatternWizard. That will get you the most optimal
result. In other words, this lets
the program do the work for you, rather than using another program
first to do the work. Now, you'll still likely have to
experiment a bit to figure out the length of your pattern (you can
only enter a width, because if you were to designate a length, too,
it would skew your pattern), but that can be done in a graphics
program by adding borders.
We do have plans to add some editing functions, which may or may not help with what you're doing, but those are not available at this time.
Hope that helps! Let me know how sending the
original image through works for you...it may even work out that
you don't need to add borders, but that depends on your image and
isn't something I can really say.
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Pokedexter,
Welcome! So glad you find our site
useful!
So glad you find our site
useful!No worries, the artwork box is not
functional for anyone and hasn't been for a while now, so you
didn't do anything at all wrong.
Fluffball (great name!),
Welcome!
No worries,
you're not doing anything wrong. The Artwork function hasn't been
available. I'm sorry to say I don't have a time frame for when it
will be available.
I am looking for input from Stitchboard members as to what types of stitch patterns they are interested in having charted.
I am also looking for charts which members would like to have decoded.
Please try to select charts which are free so that everyone can access them and participate. Thank you!
I will sort through the requested materials by complexity, and then prepare additional tutorials from them.
Thanks!
Neave,
That's so sad...but definitely not surprising. I'm amazed that the majority of the employees at the local Walmart can be nice and cheerful after all of the crap they put up with. It's so unfair.
The money isn't very good and
they have no choice. Lisa,
Goodness, I can completely understand how hard it is to count and write patterns by hand!
I did that
pre-computers...ouch, you're not kidding about eyestrain!As for your questions:
1) You've been upgraded!
2) Please let me know if I'm understanding your question correctly.
You've taken a png of the
output of a stitching program - an already-created graph - and used
that as a basis for creating a pattern? If that's
correct, the answer is actually simpler than that...all you need to
do is take your original image and run that through the
freePatternWizard. That will get you the most optimal
result. In other words, this lets
the program do the work for you, rather than using another program
first to do the work. Now, you'll still likely have to
experiment a bit to figure out the length of your pattern (you can
only enter a width, because if you were to designate a length, too,
it would skew your pattern), but that can be done in a graphics
program by adding borders.We do have plans to add some editing functions, which may or may not help with what you're doing, but those are not available at this time.
Hope that helps!
Let me know how sending the
original image through works for you...it may even work out that
you don't need to add borders, but that depends on your image and
isn't something I can really say. friends
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