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PJ,
Welcome!
If this is the pattern you're referring to:
https://stitchboard.com/mall/showItem.php?in=21788&s=81c05643715dd566ce38d18844673425&bu=1
It is indeed a pattern, in chart form. Because this was uploaded by someone other than us, we can't control the form in which they uploaded it. If they didn't make it into a word pattern, which is what I assume you want, we're unable to turn it into one. Note: this isn't a picture. If you zoom in on it, you can see the individual squares and it's quite easy to see the pattern square-by-square.
If you're on a Windows machine and don't have a graphics program, I can give you info about two powerful and FREE programs that will allow you to view this file. I can't tell you how they work, LOL, because I use a program from 1998
, but one of these programs should
allow you to zoom in and view the file.
well hello my very lovely friend i see nicky's been on
how's
things with you it's been a while i know i hope you,hubby and
muffin are all ok i heard about nicky's little diva like outburst
shall we call it and i also heard about his profuse apologizing he
told me
LOL, thanks Melanie ... I like that ... it's not a mistake ... it's a feature!
I agree that sometimes videos can be more distracting or time intensive. Thanks for the input about the step-by-step images for complex directions.
I very much appreciate the feedback. This is important to me so that Ican always produce clear, concise, easy to follow tutorials for others. I try to explain things in such a way that a stitcher may be able to take the "recipe" and apply it to their own project; and not even apply, but to expand on it and experiment with it to create their own lovely stitch projects.
Hello, I am new to crochet and graphing.
I am wanting to make my husband a confederate flag
Vlanket for Christmas but I don't have a clue how to read a graph. Help please
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Hi,
Thanks so much for your help!
I'll try those options
PJ,
Welcome!
If this is the pattern you're referring to:
https://stitchboard.com/mall/showItem.php?in=21788&s=81c05643715dd566ce38d18844673425&bu=1
It is indeed a pattern, in chart form. Because this was uploaded by someone other than us, we can't control the form in which they uploaded it. If they didn't make it into a word pattern, which is what I assume you want, we're unable to turn it into one. Note: this isn't a picture. If you zoom in on it, you can see the individual squares and it's quite easy to see the pattern square-by-square.
If you're on a Windows machine and don't have a graphics program, I can give you info about two powerful and FREE programs that will allow you to view this file. I can't tell you how they work, LOL, because I use a program from 1998
, but one of these programs should
allow you to zoom in and view the file. well hello my very lovely friend i see nicky's been on
how's
things with you it's been a while i know i hope you,hubby and
muffin are all ok i heard about nicky's little diva like outburst
shall we call it and i also heard about his profuse apologizing he
told me LOL, thanks Melanie ... I like that ... it's not a mistake ... it's a feature!
I agree that sometimes videos can be more distracting or time intensive. Thanks for the input about the step-by-step images for complex directions.
I very much appreciate the feedback. This is important to me so that Ican always produce clear, concise, easy to follow tutorials for others. I try to explain things in such a way that a stitcher may be able to take the "recipe" and apply it to their own project; and not even apply, but to expand on it and experiment with it to create their own lovely stitch projects.
Hello, I am new to crochet and graphing.
I am wanting to make my husband a confederate flag
Vlanket for Christmas but I don't have a clue how to read a graph. Help please
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