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deehansen,
Welcome!
Is this a pattern on the Stitchboard site? If you've found it elsewhere but it was created with the freePatternWizard please note we have no limitations on where people can post their patterns. As long as they hold the copyright, they're free to post it anywhere.
Thank you I am very pleased that you like them. Yes, I did create these patterns myself and you can find them in the link above. <3 Yes, the green one is a pokemon. It's Shiny Teddiursa
I made it from this image. 
Many thanks
I'd love to crochet it but I'm gonna knit it, my gauge with knitting is always spot on whatever I do I'm chuffed to say. I must be the only person to enjoy gauge squares, it helps me get used to the yarns as I knit with so many of them.
I haven't been crocheting long enough to be confident enough to finish this to my standards by Christmas and it's for the much beloved's main pressie.
My sc gauge square isn't square it's too high so sack that one off for now
Thanks again for all your help and I love stitchboard the
Ps I use Adobe Photoshop 7 on a PC with Windows 98 on it that's not connected to the Internet 😃 It's the best program ever
Thank you so much for the feedback, Melanie, I really appreciate that.
This was a 'real-lfe' example of why swatches are so important. Eventhough on the very rare occasion, it can have a good outcome. My experience has been that very few times does not swatching have a good outcome.
Swatching is absolutely crucial for designers. The swatch gives you all of the information you need up front about your pattern before you ever start crocheting or knitting the actual piece. Almost 100% of the time doing your homework by swatching at least a 5" x 5" piece will actually end up saving you far more time, energy and frusttration than if you hadn't swatched.
Again, thank you for the feedback. It is very important to me to write tutorials in such a way that people can understand them and use them to suit their own purposes.
Hi, Everyone.
I just updated the freePatternWizard pattern emailer so I'm hoping this will improve the delivery rate of your emails.
We've had some people who've had problems with not receiving their emailed patterns. I'm hoping this change will solve the problem.
Please give me some feedback!
Let me know if you were having problems before and are now receiving the emails. And also, the opposite. Please let me know if all of a sudden you do not receive the emailed patterns but you were before.
If all is well, I'll update the main system's emailer which will also solve password change and initial registration undelivered emails. More about this in a bit.
Thanks for the input!
Terry
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deehansen,
Welcome!
Is this a pattern on the Stitchboard site? If you've found it elsewhere but it was created with the freePatternWizard please note we have no limitations on where people can post their patterns. As long as they hold the copyright, they're free to post it anywhere.
Thank you I am very pleased that you like them. Yes, I did create these patterns myself and you can find them in the link above. <3 Yes, the green one is a pokemon. It's Shiny Teddiursa
I made it from this image. Many thanks
I'd love to crochet it but I'm gonna knit it, my gauge with knitting is always spot on whatever I do I'm chuffed to say. I must be the only person to enjoy gauge squares, it helps me get used to the yarns as I knit with so many of them.
I haven't been crocheting long enough to be confident enough to finish this to my standards by Christmas and it's for the much beloved's main pressie.
My sc gauge square isn't square it's too high so sack that one off for now
Thanks again for all your help and I love stitchboard the
Ps I use Adobe Photoshop 7 on a PC with Windows 98 on it that's not connected to the Internet 😃 It's the best program ever
Thank you so much for the feedback, Melanie, I really appreciate that.
This was a 'real-lfe' example of why swatches are so important. Eventhough on the very rare occasion, it can have a good outcome. My experience has been that very few times does not swatching have a good outcome.
Swatching is absolutely crucial for designers. The swatch gives you all of the information you need up front about your pattern before you ever start crocheting or knitting the actual piece. Almost 100% of the time doing your homework by swatching at least a 5" x 5" piece will actually end up saving you far more time, energy and frusttration than if you hadn't swatched.
Again, thank you for the feedback. It is very important to me to write tutorials in such a way that people can understand them and use them to suit their own purposes.
Hi, Everyone.
I just updated the freePatternWizard pattern emailer so I'm hoping this will improve the delivery rate of your emails.
We've had some people who've had problems with not receiving their emailed patterns. I'm hoping this change will solve the problem.
Please give me some feedback!
Let me know if you were having problems before and are now receiving the emails. And also, the opposite. Please let me know if all of a sudden you do not receive the emailed patterns but you were before.
If all is well, I'll update the main system's emailer which will also solve password change and initial registration undelivered emails. More about this in a bit.
Thanks for the input!
Terry
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