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the first pattern I did here was photo and turned out amazing! have not tested the colors yet but I am ecstatic with results, and on my cell phone not even computer
EBidd,
Welcome!
It's excellent how you did a gauge swatch before you started...kudos! Gauge swatches are so important!
We allow a maximum of 150 stitches across for our members, though there are nominally priced options to give you more stitches across, either 300 or 500, depending on your needs. We call these Premier features. At this time 300 stitches across has a low introductory price of $2.99 for a full year and 500 stitches across has a low introductory price of $4.99 for a full year. (You don't have to sign up for both if you're interested in 500 stitches, as 300 is included in the 500.)
You can subscribe to Premier features here:
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As for pattern length, at this time the freePatternWizard doesn't allow you to set the length of a pattern. This is a feature we currently have in development. Originally we didn't allow it because we were worried people would try to make patterns that were terribly out of proportion by giving the length either a too short or too long dimension, where their patterns would either have been too wide or too elongated.
Since we don't know exactly when this feature will be available (we do as much testing as possible before making a feature live), if the length isn't what you want, at this time my best suggestion would be to add borders to your original image so you can get the length you want. If you don't have a graphics program and are using Windows, I can suggest two very powerful - and free! - programs that are available for download.
I can't tell you how to use them
(because I use a graphics program from, gulp, 1998 
), but they're very popular and
are reputed to be excellent (and great for the price!).Thank you for membership! I'm trying to figure out which to order the blocks up against each other or separated by a spacer and I'm great at crochet but new to doing crochet he as graphghan.
Which would you suggest?
Thanks!
Line,
Hee hee, let's petition for one exam per semester.
Um, yeah, somehow that doesn't sound
like it would fly.Actually, 1 1/2 hours sounds like about how long some of our exams run here. So is it mainly that you get 4-6 hours to take them, but they don't really run that long unless someone needs an extra amount of time? I've had it where there wasn't enough time or I needed a tiny bit more...but some professors are very strict that a deadline is a deadline. And with them, if you're not finished, that's it. Thankfully it was like that only with a handful of exams over the entire four years, and the rest were okay. And then there were some that gave as much extra time as necessary...though it couldn't ever be 4-6 hours! I took so long with one of my history exams, sigh, I think I stayed an extra 45 minutes at most. Because we were allowed to make up our own topics for the essay portion of this exam, with professor approval on the day of the exam. And I'd studied certain things that I thought would make a good essay, because he told us we could pretty much do that!
So the day of the exam arrived, we got to the essay portion, and he asked for subjects. I gave the one I preferred...and he said there wasn't enough...oh, crap...there really was enough!
Then I gave another one, and he said
that wasn't enough (oh, yes, there was!) but I could put it with
something else (he gave the extra topic, which I did know) and that
would be fine. That was what I did. But it was
a lot, because of the extra part he
wanted. 
I don't think he
realized it added way too
much. And that's what took me an extra 45ish minutes,
because I had to write my entire essay (by hand) - LOL, home
computers were still in their infancy...okay, really, the Ice Age
had just ended 
- and putting both parts of the
essay together took forever. And the last I saw of the
professor was that very day, so I received my grades through the
mail. I got an A on it...well, yeah, because I wrote and
wrote and wrote that essay!Kind of wish I'd had an opportunity to speak to him once more, though, because I wanted to hear him admit he'd given waaaaaay too much to cover on my suggested subject for that essay!
I love his hat...it looks so good!
And his sweater is absolutely
adorable! The picture isn't bad...no worries!
He looks adorable and soooo nice and
warm. Your mother really did a great job with the
sweater...are things getting better with her, I hope?
Holding my breath that everything is improving. Sometimes it can be soooo hard with
parents. Just a thought...do you want me to see if I can rotate the pic for you?
Hugs!
May I be upgraded so I can do larger graphs? I'm new to the site. What is the largest graph size that one can be upgraded to?
Thanks
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