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I would like to make a sampler for my neighbors. I cannot seem to find an alphabet that I can use to create the pattern. It will just be the family name and an established date under that. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Is there a certain yarn that should be used to crochet a pillow from the graph? I live in a rural area and my choices are slim, so I may have to purchase it online.
BJ,
Welcome!
Glad your first pattern turned out well!
Good news...we've got a feature in development to change the number of pages that print, though no estimated date yet as to when this will become available. I'm not sure if the print
function wiill be able to go quite as small as one page that
encompasses as many as 21...originally, we'd purposely made the
pages print as you see them is because we were concerned people
would print their patterns much too small and be unable to read
them. Please bear with us...we're listening and want to
make the program work for you! Changing the print size is
one of our top goals, as we weight them according to what people
are requesting, and this is one of our most requested
features.
Sandy,
Welcome! So happy to hear you like
the freePatternWizard.
I'm sorry to say that the only option for the pattern on-screen is in color. You would have to use the PDF output for symbols. I know it can be a bit much to print out all of the pages...though we've been talking about future options to resize PDF pages.
If you'd like to post photos of your work sometime (whether or not it was created with the freePatternWizard), please feel free, so we can all drool!
Debbie,
If your migraines aren't plaguing you and you have some time, perhaps you'd like to give people who are unfamiliar with charts some pointers about how to read them.
No need to reinvent the wheel
or anything, since someone has apparently already written out the
pattern, but just something in general about chart reading would be
helpful. But don't try to do that with a migraine, okay?
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I would like to make a sampler for my neighbors. I cannot seem to find an alphabet that I can use to create the pattern. It will just be the family name and an established date under that. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
Is there a certain yarn that should be used to crochet a pillow from the graph? I live in a rural area and my choices are slim, so I may have to purchase it online.
BJ,
Welcome!
Glad your first pattern turned out well!
Good news...we've got a feature in development to change the number of pages that print, though no estimated date yet as to when this will become available.
I'm not sure if the print
function wiill be able to go quite as small as one page that
encompasses as many as 21...originally, we'd purposely made the
pages print as you see them is because we were concerned people
would print their patterns much too small and be unable to read
them. Please bear with us...we're listening and want to
make the program work for you! Changing the print size is
one of our top goals, as we weight them according to what people
are requesting, and this is one of our most requested
features. Sandy,
Welcome!
So happy to hear you like
the freePatternWizard. I'm sorry to say that the only option for the pattern on-screen is in color. You would have to use the PDF output for symbols. I know it can be a bit much to print out all of the pages...though we've been talking about future options to resize PDF pages.
If you'd like to post photos of your work sometime (whether or not it was created with the freePatternWizard), please feel free, so we can all drool!
Debbie,
If your migraines aren't plaguing you and you have some time, perhaps you'd like to give people who are unfamiliar with charts some pointers about how to read them.
No need to reinvent the wheel
or anything, since someone has apparently already written out the
pattern, but just something in general about chart reading would be
helpful. But don't try to do that with a migraine, okay?friends
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