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I'm hoping someone can help me here.
I managed to download a graph of a picture I'm hoping to bead, it's 150 across 271 high that's seems oka.
But when I looked at the graph it's in separate pages! So I need help in knowing how to read it.
This is my first attempt so a tiny bit lost
Is there anything on here that shows me how to do this only I couldn't see anything
Thanks guys
Hi Terry,
You know, sending the image to you to compare results might prove interesting results. I'll certainly be happy to do that. Just email me...my address is in the profile and is correct. All I need to know is do you want the 214 pixel, the full 4000 pixel or both? Perhaps both would allow you to check results in size reduction by the program since on my end both sizes ended up with errant colors...
Thanks a bunch!
Kathy
You're so welcome...it looks like you really enjoy it! It must be so cool to be able to figure out how to make something that looks so much like a 2D image in 3D!
Looking forward to more of your wonderful patterns!
I totally understand. The good thing about making your own is that you can adapt whatever pattern you're working to suit your own tastes. I will keep this in mind when I get to that phase of my planning of projects.
Unfortunately, the migraines are why I lost my job first week of December. I've been having headaches nearly daily for more than a year now. The VA [where I get my medical care] has done testing, but they haven't found the root cause ... yet. They told me that I'm allergic to pork and milk, but cutting these items from my diet hasn't really made much of a difference. [Can't figure out why all of a sudden after 50+ years I would become allergic to these items?? Doesn't make sense to me, but hey, it was worth trying if it would have gotten rid of the migraines]The really bad ones like the one I am still battling on/off], usually last at least three days, then they just tape down to a tolerable headache, which I have most days. On the days when they're not extremely debilitating, I try to work through them as best as I can; otherwise, I'm usually bed-ridden due to extreme nausea and extreme sensitivity to light, sounds, smells, etc. Very frustrating.
They finally gave me a migraine medication which the pharmacist said was "really good" ... but it doesn't touch the pain ... at all ... When I was in the hospital [for the 2nd time in a year] last August for diverticulitis, the pain meds they gave me for the diverticulitis was really good at getting rid of the pain in my gut, but it didn't touch the migraine pain at all, either. I just do what I can do and rest when I can't do.
I don't have any pics of stuff I've already done - I gave them away as gifts ... but I'm tinkering with the idea of creating some dishcloth patterns for the loom to share with others. I don't know when I'll be able to get to this, but it's something I've been seriously considering.
When I'm ready to go with this, I'll talk to the people in the looming circle{s} to see what they would be best interested in ... cloths with pics or different stitch patterns. If we follow a theme, these can then be made into blankets. Just a thought.
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I'm hoping someone can help me here.
I managed to download a graph of a picture I'm hoping to bead, it's 150 across 271 high that's seems oka.
But when I looked at the graph it's in separate pages! So I need help in knowing how to read it.
This is my first attempt so a tiny bit lost
Is there anything on here that shows me how to do this only I couldn't see anything
Thanks guys
Hi Terry,
You know, sending the image to you to compare results might prove interesting results. I'll certainly be happy to do that. Just email me...my address is in the profile and is correct. All I need to know is do you want the 214 pixel, the full 4000 pixel or both? Perhaps both would allow you to check results in size reduction by the program since on my end both sizes ended up with errant colors...
Thanks a bunch!
Kathy
You're so welcome...it looks like you really enjoy it! It must be so cool to be able to figure out how to make something that looks so much like a 2D image in 3D!
Looking forward to more of your wonderful patterns!
I totally understand. The good thing about making your own is that you can adapt whatever pattern you're working to suit your own tastes. I will keep this in mind when I get to that phase of my planning of projects.
Unfortunately, the migraines are why I lost my job first week of December. I've been having headaches nearly daily for more than a year now. The VA [where I get my medical care] has done testing, but they haven't found the root cause ... yet. They told me that I'm allergic to pork and milk, but cutting these items from my diet hasn't really made much of a difference. [Can't figure out why all of a sudden after 50+ years I would become allergic to these items?? Doesn't make sense to me, but hey, it was worth trying if it would have gotten rid of the migraines]The really bad ones like the one I am still battling on/off], usually last at least three days, then they just tape down to a tolerable headache, which I have most days. On the days when they're not extremely debilitating, I try to work through them as best as I can; otherwise, I'm usually bed-ridden due to extreme nausea and extreme sensitivity to light, sounds, smells, etc. Very frustrating.
They finally gave me a migraine medication which the pharmacist said was "really good" ... but it doesn't touch the pain ... at all ... When I was in the hospital [for the 2nd time in a year] last August for diverticulitis, the pain meds they gave me for the diverticulitis was really good at getting rid of the pain in my gut, but it didn't touch the migraine pain at all, either. I just do what I can do and rest when I can't do.
I don't have any pics of stuff I've already done - I gave them away as gifts ... but I'm tinkering with the idea of creating some dishcloth patterns for the loom to share with others. I don't know when I'll be able to get to this, but it's something I've been seriously considering.
When I'm ready to go with this, I'll talk to the people in the looming circle{s} to see what they would be best interested in ... cloths with pics or different stitch patterns. If we follow a theme, these can then be made into blankets. Just a thought.
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