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Veronica,
As I always tell people, try to use a photo with the same number of pixels across as you want stitches across. By doing this, the program will not make any changes by dropping pixels so basically, "what you see is what you get" — meaning your pattern should come out looking the same as your photo.
I also had another thought that sometimes improves the quality of your pattern and "averages" out the pixels a bit and maybe would help with your pixelation. You may want to try checking the "Antialias on" box in section 8. This smooths out some areas. It's hard to explain but you may just want to try it to see if your pattern looks better.
Let me know if I can help further!
Terry
do i need to upgrade my membehip to select specific colors for my graphs?
Line,
I can't imagine...I would be so bereft without our kitty.
I'm glad you can keep your
dog, though.
It's good that you found your cat a lovely home. I once gave away the sweetest kitty...she was a stray...we didn't have the room and couldn't keep her. I asked for a promise of visitation rights, and was told it was okay...but then I received no further info and nobody ever returned my calls, so I knew I'd never see her again. It broke my heart. I
wouldn't change a thing I did back then, but I loved that sweet
little girl.
It's hard to let go of someone you love so much, but when their life completely lacks quality, of course, it's something no one would wish on them to keep going in pain. The selfish part says, "I want them here!" and the unselfish part realizes it's not the best thing for them. And the worst part is the whole thing completely sucks. Selfish, unselfish, it's the
worst.
Sending good thoughts about your exams.
I'm sure you'll do
well...you're so smart! Also, does it help you to
calm down if you think about the move and your wedding?
I keep meaning to mention that some friends of ours got a dog...a gorgeous boy...a husky. I feel I have to tell them the reason they're having a lot of trouble with him is because he probably doesn't feel challenged! I have a feeling they didn't know what they were in for when they chose a husky.
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Veronica,
As I always tell people, try to use a photo with the same number of pixels across as you want stitches across. By doing this, the program will not make any changes by dropping pixels so basically, "what you see is what you get" — meaning your pattern should come out looking the same as your photo.
I also had another thought that sometimes improves the quality of your pattern and "averages" out the pixels a bit and maybe would help with your pixelation. You may want to try checking the "Antialias on" box in section 8. This smooths out some areas. It's hard to explain but you may just want to try it to see if your pattern looks better.
Let me know if I can help further!
Terry
Zuesad,
C2C is a stitch that
means "Corner to Corner." This stitch is worked diagonally. It
sounds more complex than it is. It's actually quite
simple!
This is a step-by-step tutorial and
you can see what it looks like from the very first
picture.
https://sarahmaker.com/c2c-crochet/
Hi, i am a woman from the Netherlands, i used to do loomstitching when i was very young. Mostly strechable headbands indian style, which where popular at that time.
After a long time i got back to my old interests like loomstitching but i do like all kinds of stuff. It must have been 30 odd years since i did this. Beads have changed, colours have changed and i prefer delica's.
On pinterest i do look for beautiful work to inspire me, but found the possibilty here more my thing. Why copy someones work, when there is a possibilty to design your own?
Nowadays i also do tatting, with and without beads. But that is how i went back to my old loomstitching.
do i need to upgrade my membehip to select specific colors for my graphs?
Line,
I can't imagine...I would be so bereft without our kitty.
I'm glad you can keep your
dog, though.It's good that you found your cat a lovely home. I once gave away the sweetest kitty...she was a stray...we didn't have the room and couldn't keep her. I asked for a promise of visitation rights, and was told it was okay...but then I received no further info and nobody ever returned my calls, so I knew I'd never see her again.
It broke my heart. I
wouldn't change a thing I did back then, but I loved that sweet
little girl. It's hard to let go of someone you love so much, but when their life completely lacks quality, of course, it's something no one would wish on them to keep going in pain. The selfish part says, "I want them here!" and the unselfish part realizes it's not the best thing for them. And the worst part is the whole thing completely sucks.
Selfish, unselfish, it's the
worst. Sending good thoughts about your exams.
I'm sure you'll do
well...you're so smart! Also, does it help you to
calm down if you think about the move and your wedding?I keep meaning to mention that some friends of ours got a dog...a gorgeous boy...a husky. I feel I have to tell them the reason they're having a lot of trouble with him is because he probably doesn't feel challenged! I have a feeling they didn't know what they were in for when they chose a husky.
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