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Hi I'm Micki from California. I love to Chrochet. I'm making my first graphgan and looking for tips and tricks.

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Hi, All.I'm at the tail end of testing about 27 fixes but thought I'd start turning on a few additions/corrections.This version now shows the yarn manufacturer name on the word chart cover sheets.Before this it always showed "Palette used: Stitchboard Word Chart" but now shows the manufacturer.I hope to finish the testing on the next group of updates very soon.Terry


Iddirisu,

Welcome!  Smile

At this time we don't have a way of converting a graph that wasn't made with the freePatternWizard to a written pattern.  Currently, if you create a crochet or illusion knitting graph with the freePatternWizard, you can make a word chart, so if you still have your original image, perhaps you'd be best off running it through the freePatternWizard to get your new graph and word chart.  Then you can disregard your current chart.

I have the pattern made, but I want to make it in c2c format. How would I know when to start the decrease? The pattern when done in graph is 150 wide X 235 wide.



Becky,

So sorry that you haven't felt up to par, but it will be over soon and you'll have a beautiful baby to show for it. Kiss

I can still relate to the back pain and heat, though. Last year I rushed to get things made for my great grandbaby while it was cool enough. Now I have another grandbaby due in Nov. and I'm crossing my toes it will cool down long enough for me to make things for him.

Buying only what you need? I'm confused, don't we always need more? Wink
I have to confess that my stash has taken over the front room (which has become my craft room), but it also migrates into the living room. Every so often, I have to reprimand the errant balls of yarn and put them back. Surprised

I started a baby blanket with this wonderful soft, fuzzy yarn from Bernat called Pipsqueak.
It recommends a J hook, but I'm using an L hook and tss. The stitches are pretty much lost in the fuzzines, but it will make a nice warm winter blanket for those bitter midwest winters.
The down side is that we just started our hottest part of the year, and this stuff is really warm to work with.
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