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 I am a Premier member, is there a way to print out the written instructions for my graphs? I am using the Filet crochet feature, but when I want to see the graph, it looks exactly like a regular crochet graph. Am I missing something or maybe joining the Premier was not what I expected.

Hi Everyone!

I started stitching about 8 1/2 years ago, and recently picked it back up again about 3-4 months ago after a long hiatus. I'm so happy to have my hobby back, and look forward to seeing everyone's creative ideas and projects!



Hello to all of you,

I have a suggestion for everyone wanting to make a c2c graph.

Since c2c is worked in blocks, why not try the tunisian square option to create a graph with square blocks.

I don't do the c2c graphs, so I can't guarantee, but worth a try.

Welcome!  Smile

Actually, there are Premier features that can give you more stitch width.  We do have very low introductory prices on those.  The 300 stitch width carries a $2.99 introductory price for one year, and the introductory price for the 500 stitch width is $4.99 for one year.  You do not need to purchase both if you're interested in the 500 stitch width, as both 300 and 500 are included in the 500 stitch width option.

Here's the information to subscribe to either of these (or any of our other options):/pages/pattern/subscribe.php

Beloved (what a great name!),

Welcome!  Smile

Are you looking for ready-made patterns, or are you looking to make your own?  Smile

If you're looking for free patterns, my suggestion is to Google something that's of interest to you, along with the words "cross stitch" and "free."  There's no one great source of free patterns...the one I used to use is no longer updated, hasn't been for years, and the majority of the links don't bring up anything close to patterns.  Cry

That said, I've searched for free patterns recently, and there are still plenty available.  Smile  It may take a little bit to find certain things, but they can be found!

A source that isn't free, though is usually pretty nice, is if you can look at some cross stitch magazines.  Since I first started cross stitching, the cross stitch magazine field has exploded!  There are all kinds of magazines with terrific patterns.  There are many long-term projects, or you can use them for quick projects, too.  Not having a lot of time, I used to love the smaller projects!  It's not instant gratification (LOL, what part of cross stitch ever is?), but it's pretty close.  Smile
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