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I have set the desired number of stitches at 73, the graph produces that, but the graph is showing 170plus rows, whereas I need only 92 rows. I would appreciate some help in achieving the desired number of rows.
I too am excited about the show! I loved all of the shows but my favorite is the original series. That group of charachters the other shows just can't beat. Checkov, Sulu, Scotty, Bones, Spock, Captain Kirk and Uhura.
I loved all the movies! Even the last one which was one of my least favorites. My favorite movies are The Voyage Home and The Undiscovered Contry. I have watched those two soooo many times.
My least favorite show was Voyager - I just couldn't really like any of the characters. That's not to say I didn't like it, it's just my least favorite.
Renee,
Welcome!
Although this is a lovely image, you'll probably find you'll have great difficulty if you're trying to use the freePatternWizard to create a pattern for earrings specifically. The freePatternWizard is better suited to larger pieces. If you make an earring pattern too large, it will be too bulky for the ear and too heavy, as well.
If you're determined to use this particular image, I'd suggest using a plain blank grid in peyote or whatever stitch you're trying to use and overlaying it with a simple graphics program (there are at least two powerful programs available for free that will work for this very purpose). If you do this manually, then make a mirror image, you can likely get a better, more suitable graph than you will with the freePatternWizard. The purpose of the freePatternWizard is to make larger patterns. Although down the line this will likely change when we add more features, at this point what we have is geared more for much larger patterns.
Looking at your original, it doesn't look like it will take much to make a pattern using the overlay procedure I mentioned above.
Astrid,
Glad you have some time to concentrate on your pattern, and I'm sorry you're on sick leave...though glad it's for nothing major.
Do you know what might be causing your tiredness and headaches?
I get bad migraines here and there - thankfully, not all that often. But when I do get them, they can be so bad I can barely think, let alone get anything accomplished.
It's wonderful that you'll have some solid, uninterrupted time to work on your boyfriend's gift, and best of all, without him seeing.
LOL, the most trying time I had with hiding a gift was a heavy hydraulic jack I'd bought for my husband. I couldn't even lift the thing myself! It was hidden over at the neighbors' house. My husband thought I'd bought it and was even expecting to get it when we went over to the neighbors' house that day...but I fooled him...nothing at the neighbor's house, so he had no idea what I'd bought for him! I had the neighbor bring it over later and put it in the garage. Snicker. LOL, thank goodness crochet isn't heavy like that, huh!
Woo hoo on your yarn order!
Hope you're soon feeling less tired and also soon don't have headaches.
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I have set the desired number of stitches at 73, the graph produces that, but the graph is showing 170plus rows, whereas I need only 92 rows. I would appreciate some help in achieving the desired number of rows.
Nataie,
Welcome!
I'm sorry to
say we don't currently have a tool for creating rosette patterns. I
don't know of one that's available anywhere (and I've looked!), but
is there a way you can use a graphics program with your images plus
a rosette graph to create a patterns? I know it's a lot more
difficult that way, and I apologize. I wish we did have rosettes
available...I also enjoy making them. It's in our plans to look
into this, but it depends on how well it relates to, gulp, math, as
to whether it will happen.
I too am excited about the show! I loved all of the shows but my favorite is the original series. That group of charachters the other shows just can't beat. Checkov, Sulu, Scotty, Bones, Spock, Captain Kirk and Uhura.
I loved all the movies! Even the last one which was one of my least favorites. My favorite movies are The Voyage Home and The Undiscovered Contry. I have watched those two soooo many times.
My least favorite show was Voyager - I just couldn't really like any of the characters. That's not to say I didn't like it, it's just my least favorite.
Renee,
Welcome!
Although this is a lovely image, you'll probably find you'll have great difficulty if you're trying to use the freePatternWizard to create a pattern for earrings specifically. The freePatternWizard is better suited to larger pieces. If you make an earring pattern too large, it will be too bulky for the ear and too heavy, as well.
If you're determined to use this particular image, I'd suggest using a plain blank grid in peyote or whatever stitch you're trying to use and overlaying it with a simple graphics program (there are at least two powerful programs available for free that will work for this very purpose). If you do this manually, then make a mirror image, you can likely get a better, more suitable graph than you will with the freePatternWizard. The purpose of the freePatternWizard is to make larger patterns. Although down the line this will likely change when we add more features, at this point what we have is geared more for much larger patterns.
Looking at your original, it doesn't look like it will take much to make a pattern using the overlay procedure I mentioned above.
Astrid,
Glad you have some time to concentrate on your pattern, and I'm sorry you're on sick leave...though glad it's for nothing major.
Do you know what might be causing your tiredness and headaches?
I get bad migraines here and there - thankfully, not all that often. But when I do get them, they can be so bad I can barely think, let alone get anything accomplished.
It's wonderful that you'll have some solid, uninterrupted time to work on your boyfriend's gift, and best of all, without him seeing.
LOL, the most trying time I had with hiding a gift was a heavy hydraulic jack I'd bought for my husband. I couldn't even lift the thing myself! It was hidden over at the neighbors' house. My husband thought I'd bought it and was even expecting to get it when we went over to the neighbors' house that day...but I fooled him...nothing at the neighbor's house, so he had no idea what I'd bought for him! I had the neighbor bring it over later and put it in the garage. Snicker. LOL, thank goodness crochet isn't heavy like that, huh!
Woo hoo on your yarn order!
Hope you're soon feeling less tired and also soon don't have headaches.
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