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Nope. I so appreciate you sending the link but unfortunately, I'm still getting only black and white.
I'm working on yet another 10 stitch blanket but instead of 10 stitches i'm using 20. I have gotten it to the right width but now I need to add some height to it. I'm planning on binding it off and then try to get the height but I want to use a different amount of stitches. Can any one tell me how to add on to a bound off project? Like do I pick up the desired amount of stitches and then work the corner, or do I go from the very edge and create the amount of stitches I want and then pick up the stitch as you normally would for a 10 stitch?
I am working on hats and warmers (hands and/or foot) for little children, up 12 months.
This is a long time charity project for children in hospitals. I had seen so many people knitting and crocheting for babies, but nobody make it for the bigger children.
I try to make each proyect with a different stitch and different size.
Puff Stitch beanie and fingerless gloves for a 10 years old girl.
Please note the Easy Read function is only available for the gif pattern option (e.g., the Pattern On Screen); however, if you've got more than just a few colors in your pattern, the gif pattern option will be unreadable by the human eye, despite using the Easy Read function. Therefore, it's not recommended that you use the Pattern On Screen option unless you know you have only a few colors and unalike ones, at that.
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Nope. I so appreciate you sending the link but unfortunately, I'm still getting only black and white.
Conny,
The important thing about
the program is to make your original image the size in pixels as
you want it to be in stitches (beads, in this case). So as an
example, if you want 20 beads it should be 20 pixels.
The length can't be adjusted at this time. At a later
date that will be available. Instead, the system currently figures
the vertical size (rows) by keeping the aspect ratio
correct.
I'm not sure what you're looking at
that's requesting a URL? When I go into albums, all I get is a
"browse." Unless you're looking at a message window? If so, to get
into photo alubms, go to "social" on the menu bar, then choose
"member photo albums." Choose "Your photo albums," then "Create new
album." After giving it a title, description and tags, you should
be at a window that says "Upload Images" and it should have a bunch
of "Browse" buttons.
Hope that helps!
I'm working on yet another 10 stitch blanket but instead of 10 stitches i'm using 20. I have gotten it to the right width but now I need to add some height to it. I'm planning on binding it off and then try to get the height but I want to use a different amount of stitches. Can any one tell me how to add on to a bound off project? Like do I pick up the desired amount of stitches and then work the corner, or do I go from the very edge and create the amount of stitches I want and then pick up the stitch as you normally would for a 10 stitch?
I am working on hats and warmers (hands and/or foot) for little children, up 12 months.
This is a long time charity project for children in hospitals. I had seen so many people knitting and crocheting for babies, but nobody make it for the bigger children.
I try to make each proyect with a different stitch and different size.
Puff Stitch beanie and fingerless gloves for a 10 years old girl.
Please note the Easy Read function is only available for the gif pattern option (e.g., the Pattern On Screen); however, if you've got more than just a few colors in your pattern, the gif pattern option will be unreadable by the human eye, despite using the Easy Read function. Therefore, it's not recommended that you use the Pattern On Screen option unless you know you have only a few colors and unalike ones, at that.
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