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Anjanette,
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I've been to Louisville, though not for years...loved it! Kiss
Feel free to share photos of your work so we can drool! Wink


Thank you for responding. I am basically looking for a step by step on how to propoerly create the pattern for this image so I can crochet a baby crib blanket around 45"x60" or so. Everything I've tried it comes out with boxes out of place and doesn't look correct. I just checked the properties of this picture and it is a JPG 10.8KB demensions 300x300. I'm guessing that's why it isn't working. I will try to find a GIF or PNG that's smaller but what size should I look for? Also does the size or type of yarn make a difference when it comes to making graghgans or is it all in what your gauge is? I was trying to use black, gold, and white in Lion Brand Hometown USA which is 6ply super bulky.


I have figured out how to get the colors I want for the picture I've uploaded. Now my question is, I want to do a corner to corner or a graph-afghan, I'm not sure what stitch the graphing suggests. Is it single stitch? Could I just do a C2C on my own with the graph, would it line up the right way? I'm sorry if this sounds confusing haha

All Good ! Found it! Thanks

  I'm fairly new to this site, even though I've belonged for awhile. I am attempting to figure out how the pattern maker works with my photos. I sometimes get a VERY long and not very wide pattern for a tunisian afghan and am attempting to figure out if it's my picture or I'm inputting something wrong, and am wondering if I need to crop my photos to a certain size before I try to make a pattern of them to get the correct size for an afghan.
I'm very excited to start on a new project, but not before I figure this all out lol.
Tunisian is my stitch of preference and wish that there were more sweater patterns out there to make, but I also do a lot of regular crochet, baby clothes, hats, sweaters, I just finished a 3 strand coat (VERY heavy and warm) and make anything else that strikes my fancy Wink.  Previously, I have been using already made cross stitch patterns to make afghans, which can lead to some very large afghans, and I actually cross stitched on my first one (that I called my never ending afghan, because it took so long to make. It will fit my queen bed!). It was a Mallard duck in flight.
  We tunisian lovers need the designers to get to work making some clothing patterns for tunisian crochet that are not scarves, shawls, cowls, etc.! I don't use any of these lol, and more books on diffferent stitch patterns!
 
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