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it really depends on the item. It also depends on the value of your materials and time. Do you care if you made $5 an hour or are you shooting for atleast $10? when i used to make jewelry sets and sell them i never charged less than 20 for a beaded necklace and pair of earrings. I could also finish that in an hour so It didn't mess me up too much. Having some lower price items in the mix is always a good idea. I will purchace quicker if I have a choice on pricing. If the first few items i pick up are $100 Im walking out before looking any further. Thats just me but ive found it true when selling as well.
You're very welcome!
Hi everyone.
I've had several people ask about why they sometimes get "Invalid image file type" errors.
Thanks to users who sent me their "trouble" files, I was able to find one common cause. Yes, there are others and you still might see this error but I just added a bit of code to eliminate one cause.
The cause of this particular problem is when someone loads an image into their browser and saves it with a different name and file type. So they may load a .jpg image into their browser and tell the browser to save it with a file name ending with .png. Or they simply rename their image from xxx.jpg to xxx.png. Either way, the file stays the same. Only the name changes.
The previous version of the freePatternWizard decided your uploaded image was in the format that your computer said it was. Beginning with this version it does a double-check so even if you upload a file xxx.jpg and it's really a .png image, it'll figure it out and process it in the correct format.
The correct way to change your image format is to load it into some sort of "paint" program and save it out in a different format. Your "paint" program will then reformat your image properly.
This was previously implemented on Android devices.
Terry
pdevine,
Welcome!
Help is on the way. I've alerted Terry (Support) to your issue and will have him get back to you about this.
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Welcome! 
We still do
have it in our plans, though we still don't have a specific
date.
it really depends on the item. It also depends on the value of your materials and time. Do you care if you made $5 an hour or are you shooting for atleast $10? when i used to make jewelry sets and sell them i never charged less than 20 for a beaded necklace and pair of earrings. I could also finish that in an hour so It didn't mess me up too much. Having some lower price items in the mix is always a good idea. I will purchace quicker if I have a choice on pricing. If the first few items i pick up are $100 Im walking out before looking any further. Thats just me but ive found it true when selling as well.
You're very welcome!
Hi everyone.
I've had several people ask about why they sometimes get "Invalid image file type" errors.
Thanks to users who sent me their "trouble" files, I was able to find one common cause. Yes, there are others and you still might see this error but I just added a bit of code to eliminate one cause.
The cause of this particular problem is when someone loads an image into their browser and saves it with a different name and file type. So they may load a .jpg image into their browser and tell the browser to save it with a file name ending with .png. Or they simply rename their image from xxx.jpg to xxx.png. Either way, the file stays the same. Only the name changes.
The previous version of the freePatternWizard decided your uploaded image was in the format that your computer said it was. Beginning with this version it does a double-check so even if you upload a file xxx.jpg and it's really a .png image, it'll figure it out and process it in the correct format.
The correct way to change your image format is to load it into some sort of "paint" program and save it out in a different format. Your "paint" program will then reformat your image properly.
This was previously implemented on Android devices.
Terry
pdevine,
Welcome!
Help is on the way. I've alerted Terry (Support) to your issue and will have him get back to you about this.
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