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Thank you so much! I used to be allergic to fractional stitches, but one day I was backstitching over a project that had none whatsoever and it could not stand how it looked! So I decided to just add them in where I see fit. It does not always work, trust me, but I think it looks great on the cupcakes. But I totally understand, they will look great with just full stitches, too.
I did do about 20 minutes of math getting these straight, even though I was never that good at math.
But I
bought this tool that is a ruler-like gauge thing, and you can use
it to tell what count your fabric is and there are numbers that
tell you how many stitches every inch, that sort of thing. It is
not 100% necessary because you can always just remember 14 count=14
stitches per inch, but it is really nice for charting designs on
cloth and stuff like that.
I decided that I have enough for three rows of four cupcakes each, and I will display them all on one big pices of aida, maybe write 2020 somewhere if it seems right. As for spacing, I really just do it as I go along, I will probably copy the same amount between January and February, because I do like how that looks. Even though the cupcakes are slightly different heights, I try to keep all of the bottoms along the same line, even though I obviously did not do that here From now on they will be along the same bottom line.
Hello, I would like some help getting started on making my graph. I have tryed different pictures that i have making sure the file is in png. And none of my graphs have came out right have a played around with all the setting and i cant even get the black and white one to come out right with out being real blurry. am a premier member i thought paying the extra cost would make it easier to make graphs. Not sure what am doing wrong but i need help.
Hi everyone! I'm Jan, from Tennessee. 62 y.o. newbie, in the sense I haven't crocheted since I was 12! Life got in the way! Retired now, so back at it! Look forward to seeing what people have to say and what we can do in this community!
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Molly,
Those are such excellent
ideas! 
Our apologies -
we don't yet have that amount of flexibility within the program.
While our private label does have a "notes" section, it's likely
too limited to contain everything you want.
We've been discussing your ideas and find they're all
things we'd eventually like to implement. We're only sorry we don't have the
ability to work on them immediately. (Our first priority is basic
functionality issues.)
We're only sorry we don't have the
ability to work on them immediately. (Our first priority is basic
functionality issues.)I wish I could give
you a time frame, but at this point it would be too soon and I'd
only be guessing (and that could be incorrect). All I can say is
please stick with us and hopefully we'll be able to do something
sooner, rather than later.
And thank you so
much for giving us more to think about! We have a pretty long
laundry list of things we want to accomplish, but we're always
looking for new things to add to it!
Thank you so much! I used to be allergic to fractional stitches, but one day I was backstitching over a project that had none whatsoever and it could not stand how it looked! So I decided to just add them in where I see fit. It does not always work, trust me, but I think it looks great on the cupcakes. But I totally understand, they will look great with just full stitches, too.
I did do about 20 minutes of math getting these straight, even though I was never that good at math.
But I
bought this tool that is a ruler-like gauge thing, and you can use
it to tell what count your fabric is and there are numbers that
tell you how many stitches every inch, that sort of thing. It is
not 100% necessary because you can always just remember 14 count=14
stitches per inch, but it is really nice for charting designs on
cloth and stuff like that. I decided that I have enough for three rows of four cupcakes each, and I will display them all on one big pices of aida, maybe write 2020 somewhere if it seems right. As for spacing, I really just do it as I go along, I will probably copy the same amount between January and February, because I do like how that looks. Even though the cupcakes are slightly different heights, I try to keep all of the bottoms along the same line, even though I obviously did not do that here
From now on they will be along the same bottom line.Hello, I would like some help getting started on making my graph. I have tryed different pictures that i have making sure the file is in png. And none of my graphs have came out right have a played around with all the setting and i cant even get the black and white one to come out right with out being real blurry. am a premier member i thought paying the extra cost would make it easier to make graphs. Not sure what am doing wrong but i need help.
Hi everyone! I'm Jan, from Tennessee. 62 y.o. newbie, in the sense I haven't crocheted since I was 12! Life got in the way! Retired now, so back at it! Look forward to seeing what people have to say and what we can do in this community!
Sherry,
My apologies...I've been
addressing all of my replies to you as Michael! 
I'll go back and correct them as
soon as possible, so if you don't see any, I got to
them!
I'll go back and correct them as
soon as possible, so if you don't see any, I got to
them!We're so glad you like the results!
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