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Shaleigh,
Oooh, congrats on your wedding! Kiss
That's tremendous progress for such a short time frame...you're amazing!
Is that the red you were worried about from the cape? Because it looks more red than purple, but it does look purple, too. Comparing it to the original, it seems to be very, very similar if not absolutely the same.
It worked beautifully to use the natural light/office light...I can see the colors so nicely!
Ugh, home improvements. A necessary evil. We're doing the same here. Thanks a lot, life, for interfering with fun stuff! Laughing


Any idea when the c2c written will be available?

Sherry,

Welcome! Smile (You do know I have that song stuck in my head now! Wink)

I'm sorry to say I'm completely unfamiliar with Jody Pyott patterns; I've seen them made up, but have never owned any of the patterns or made one. Are the sections all square? Are they single crochet with bobble areas of the same size, or are they some other stitch that turns out square, along with bobbles that fit into a basic square?

Have you reached out to the woman who made the piece in the pic to see what she did to center the names? Do the patterns come with an alphabet for customization, or are you on your own with creating them?

Is the designer responsive to questions about how to center names in her patterns?

If there's no alphabet included, could you use graph paper to make a basic alphabet that's the same height as the inside of the sections for the names? If there is one, can you make a simple representation of the letters with graph paper, using outlines to keep your letters from going out of the lines?

If everything is square, whether or not there's an alphabet for customization, I think graph paper would be the key to everything, because then you can use a pencil to try different placements of letters and erase when your spacing looks too close or too far apart, until you have it just right.

Wish I were familiar with these patterns so I could know what I'm talking about!

Melanie,


I'll take some pics for you.. :p

It's so sad that the good yarn stores are closed.. But I don't think thereøs money in it anymore.. Not as there were some years ago... Maybe you are lucky that there will pop some new one up, now that the interest in crochet and knitting is rising? One can always hope..


Yes.. The meds combined with therapy sessions do have a good succes rate.. The problem is that people can always stop taking the meds, as you have a free will to do what ever you like..
But for the people really wanting to quit drinking, the succes rate is very high..


Tried installing chome on the mac.. I still have problems.. :/


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Neave,

Excellent!  Kiss  That's wonderful, and you may have a budding pastry chef on your hands!
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