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Hi all, my name is Jodee, I am live in australia and i have just stumbled onto this site.
I have a huge question on making a 14 count transparent grid for a project i would love to do. the project is 40cm wide and 1metre long. My epson printer is not capable to print out a copy of the design due to its size and the detail would send it into a meltdown...
I have enquired in my town to see if they could print it onto aida cloth but was going to cost $400.... yeah not happening, So.. can anyone please guide me into making a transparent 14 count grid template that i can put over top of the original picture and happily recreate a massive masterpiece.
Please and Thankyou in advance
Hi, mmignardi,
The bottom line is that we're the same as everyone else here. We try to treat everyone like we want to be treated and try to be very responsive to what features users would like.
We're constantly rearranging our priority list and really, really listen to everyone who make suggestions.
Have fun with the program.
I wish I could tell you everything that's coming! You'll see some announcements in the coming months. Also a whole new look and operation coming.
Terry
To ALL crafters ... in a few weeks or so, I should be ready for test stitchers and proof readers / editors to test and review not only my patterns, but also the 'recipe' tutorials, like the recently posted knit cowl.
As an example, if you read the knit cowl tutorial and you use it to knit your own cowl in another stitch pattern, or in fair isle, or entrelac or whatever your creativity leads you to, that's what I'm looking for.
The wonderful thing about the 'recipe' tutorials is they are not limited to one craft type.
Again, as an example let's take the knit cowl tutorial. A crocheter can take the same "recipe" and use any crochet stitch or stitch pattern, and create a custom designed crochet cowl.
Here's another example just for some "out of the box" creative inspiration.
In one of my photo albums here on Stitchboard, I recently posted several cross stitch borders all users are free to use for their personal use. Not only would I love to see you use those borders in your own cross stitch projects, but I am convinced that at least a few of them would make really neat plastic canvas picture frames.
Some of them would make nice bookmarks, too, I think.
You are only limited by your own creative imagination.
Here is my proposal, and I am open to any / all ideas, suggestions, comments, so please let's discuss this.
1. If you want to be a pattern tester, please leave a note here telling me what type of craft project you're interested in testing / proofreading.
You may also select a pattern from the StitchMeKnot Store if you like, as most of those patterns have not yet been tested.
BONUS FREEBIE: It has come to my attention that one of my store patterns has an error in it [I haven't had time to correct it yet], the first person who can tell me which pattern has the error, and what the error is, gets a free pattern of his / her choice. See why I need pattern testers!!!! LOL
I'm sorry to say the Freebie Bonus deadline has expired. The pattern has been corrected and uploaded to the site. - Thank you.
2. I will provide you with a pattern of your choice for testing and/or review.
3. In return, I am looking for honest open feedback on the pattern's accuracy, useability, readability, etc. If you find a mistake, or think something can be made better, this is what I am looking for.
4. I am also looking for 2-3 high resolution photos of your finished project.
5. Once I have received your high resolution photos, I will post them on my blog. I am creating a 'member' gallery where I will show case your finished creations.
6. I will give you attribution by putting your name / username and/or blog or store address in the caption of the images.
7. I will be creating a pinterest board specifically for all testers who send in their photos. These photos will also have your name / username and / or blog or store address, if you so desire.
8. If you have a blog or a webstore, I would be very happy to either have you as a 'guest speaker' on my blog, or I could do a post promoting your designs and linking to your blog or store.
9. Once you have completed one of my patterns and provided the high resolution photos, you will be able to select another pattern for testing.
10. I do ask that you would respect my copyrights by not distributing any of my patterns elsewhere. Anyone caught doing so will be prohibitted from testing any further patterns, and their photos, etc., will be removed from the blog and pinterest.
Again, I am open to any other suggestions, ideas, etc. regarding this topic. Let's discuss it!
Thank you.
NOTE - You are free to sell any / all finished stitch products you create from StitchMeKnot patterns. If you create your own stitch designs, based upon mine, all I ask is attribution by giving a link to my blog. Of course you retain all copyrights to any and all designs and patterns you create.
Marcus wanted a new hat as well... So I had to make him one:
Made in a modified V stitch...
Melanie and I had a long discussion yesterday regarding the ability to enter exact dimensions. We're also discussing adding the option to allow you to reduce the stitch size on the pdfs so you can fit more stitches. (And possibly larger for those who have a hard time seeing the printouts as they are now).
We're thinking of offering maybe 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, and 80 stitches across on a pdf page, which would be your choice.
We'd love to have feedback regarding this idea. Several people have expressed interest in more stitches per page. What do you think?
Terry
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Hi all, my name is Jodee, I am live in australia and i have just stumbled onto this site.
I have a huge question on making a 14 count transparent grid for a project i would love to do. the project is 40cm wide and 1metre long. My epson printer is not capable to print out a copy of the design due to its size and the detail would send it into a meltdown...
I have enquired in my town to see if they could print it onto aida cloth but was going to cost $400.... yeah not happening, So.. can anyone please guide me into making a transparent 14 count grid template that i can put over top of the original picture and happily recreate a massive masterpiece.
Please and Thankyou in advance
Hi, mmignardi,
The bottom line is that we're the same as everyone else here. We try to treat everyone like we want to be treated and try to be very responsive to what features users would like.
We're constantly rearranging our priority list and really, really listen to everyone who make suggestions.
Have fun with the program.
I wish I could tell you everything that's coming! You'll see some announcements in the coming months. Also a whole new look and operation coming.
Terry
To ALL crafters ... in a few weeks or so, I should be ready for test stitchers and proof readers / editors to test and review not only my patterns, but also the 'recipe' tutorials, like the recently posted knit cowl.
As an example, if you read the knit cowl tutorial and you use it to knit your own cowl in another stitch pattern, or in fair isle, or entrelac or whatever your creativity leads you to, that's what I'm looking for.
The wonderful thing about the 'recipe' tutorials is they are not limited to one craft type.
Again, as an example let's take the knit cowl tutorial. A crocheter can take the same "recipe" and use any crochet stitch or stitch pattern, and create a custom designed crochet cowl.
Here's another example just for some "out of the box" creative inspiration.
In one of my photo albums here on Stitchboard, I recently posted several cross stitch borders all users are free to use for their personal use. Not only would I love to see you use those borders in your own cross stitch projects, but I am convinced that at least a few of them would make really neat plastic canvas picture frames.
Some of them would make nice bookmarks, too, I think.
You are only limited by your own creative imagination.
Here is my proposal, and I am open to any / all ideas, suggestions, comments, so please let's discuss this.
1. If you want to be a pattern tester, please leave a note here telling me what type of craft project you're interested in testing / proofreading.
You may also select a pattern from the StitchMeKnot Store if you like, as most of those patterns have not yet been tested.
BONUS FREEBIE: It has come to my attention that one of my store patterns has an error in it [I haven't had time to correct it yet], the first person who can tell me which pattern has the error, and what the error is, gets a free pattern of his / her choice. See why I need pattern testers!!!! LOL
I'm sorry to say the Freebie Bonus deadline has expired. The pattern has been corrected and uploaded to the site. - Thank you.
2. I will provide you with a pattern of your choice for testing and/or review.
3. In return, I am looking for honest open feedback on the pattern's accuracy, useability, readability, etc. If you find a mistake, or think something can be made better, this is what I am looking for.
4. I am also looking for 2-3 high resolution photos of your finished project.
5. Once I have received your high resolution photos, I will post them on my blog. I am creating a 'member' gallery where I will show case your finished creations.
6. I will give you attribution by putting your name / username and/or blog or store address in the caption of the images.
7. I will be creating a pinterest board specifically for all testers who send in their photos. These photos will also have your name / username and / or blog or store address, if you so desire.
8. If you have a blog or a webstore, I would be very happy to either have you as a 'guest speaker' on my blog, or I could do a post promoting your designs and linking to your blog or store.
9. Once you have completed one of my patterns and provided the high resolution photos, you will be able to select another pattern for testing.
10. I do ask that you would respect my copyrights by not distributing any of my patterns elsewhere. Anyone caught doing so will be prohibitted from testing any further patterns, and their photos, etc., will be removed from the blog and pinterest.
Again, I am open to any other suggestions, ideas, etc. regarding this topic. Let's discuss it!
Thank you.
NOTE - You are free to sell any / all finished stitch products you create from StitchMeKnot patterns. If you create your own stitch designs, based upon mine, all I ask is attribution by giving a link to my blog. Of course you retain all copyrights to any and all designs and patterns you create.
Marcus wanted a new hat as well... So I had to make him one:
Made in a modified V stitch...
Melanie and I had a long discussion yesterday regarding the ability to enter exact dimensions. We're also discussing adding the option to allow you to reduce the stitch size on the pdfs so you can fit more stitches. (And possibly larger for those who have a hard time seeing the printouts as they are now).
We're thinking of offering maybe 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, and 80 stitches across on a pdf page, which would be your choice.
We'd love to have feedback regarding this idea. Several people have expressed interest in more stitches per page. What do you think?
Terry
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