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Isabelle,
I'm half way through my test code change. I was able to find a very old Android tablet here in the office that showed errors when downloading. In testing, I'm now able to download successfully.
My hopes are that I'll have a version for you to test in the next day or so.
Terry
Ann,
Welcome!
I'm so sorry for your loss...furchildren are so precious.
The good news is that you can use the freePatternWizard with an Android tablet. The conversion work is actually done on our server, so you don't have to install anything on your tablet to make your pattern.
There are some special effects available (e.g., brightness, contrast adjustments, etc), though for now image manipulation like cropping should be done beforehand (these are features that are currently in development and are not yet available). I'm unfamiliar with apps that are available for this purpose, but I'm sure there are some good options, so if you do a search and read the reviews, that should help you to find an app that can be used if you need to manipulate your image.
Wow!!! That is wonderful! Looks amazing!!!
Becky,
No worries on responding late...take care of your health first, of course!
So happy you're getting your crochet mojo back.
It's good that more supplies are coming in...it seems to depend on the area. Larger cities probably have much more selection. We're in a pretty small town, so we have very little selection.
LOL, I must agree with Sherry, though...buying only what you need, as if it's a fixed amount, is a very foreign concept and I can't quite grasp it, either...
I think your partner needs to find somewhere else to store his clothing. Doesn't yarn take
precedence?! Clothing, meh, if you have an old exercise
bicycle or other unused equipment, now,
that is where you'd store
clothing! And it's all out in the open,
not hidden, so you can choose your outfits at a glance!
(Are these good enough arguments? 
)
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Ksulliv,
Sorry, I think I said
that wrong! 
What I
meant is that if it's a small enough piece, you might be able to
get away with knitting it as is, even though your stitches will be
rectangular while the cross stitch chart has square
stitches.
But over a larger piece it will
become more obvious. So it depends on how large your chart is, and
then there's no rule of how big is too big. It's unfortunately just
plain old trial and error.
A Chewbacca
pattern would be more difficult than, say, something abstract,
because if it's abstract you wouldn't notice the skewing. But with
something as recognizable as Chewbacca, that's hard to predict.
Isabelle,
I'm half way through my test code change. I was able to find a very old Android tablet here in the office that showed errors when downloading. In testing, I'm now able to download successfully.
My hopes are that I'll have a version for you to test in the next day or so.
Terry
Ann,
Welcome!
I'm so sorry for your loss...furchildren are so precious.
The good news is that you can use the freePatternWizard with an Android tablet. The conversion work is actually done on our server, so you don't have to install anything on your tablet to make your pattern.
There are some special effects available (e.g., brightness, contrast adjustments, etc), though for now image manipulation like cropping should be done beforehand (these are features that are currently in development and are not yet available). I'm unfamiliar with apps that are available for this purpose, but I'm sure there are some good options, so if you do a search and read the reviews, that should help you to find an app that can be used if you need to manipulate your image.
Wow!!! That is wonderful! Looks amazing!!!
Becky,
No worries on responding late...take care of your health first, of course!
So happy you're getting your crochet mojo back.
It's good that more supplies are coming in...it seems to depend on the area. Larger cities probably have much more selection. We're in a pretty small town, so we have very little selection.
LOL, I must agree with Sherry, though...buying only what you need, as if it's a fixed amount, is a very foreign concept and I can't quite grasp it, either...
I think your partner needs to find somewhere else to store his clothing.
Doesn't yarn take
precedence?! Clothing, meh, if you have an old exercise
bicycle or other unused equipment, now,
that is where you'd store
clothing! And it's all out in the open,
not hidden, so you can choose your outfits at a glance!
(Are these good enough arguments? )friends
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