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Ksulliv,
Sorry, I think I said that wrong! Embarassed
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. Frown
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. Frown


Wheelsup,
Welcome! Smile So sorry you're having problems...I'll alert Terry (Support) to your message. There was a problem with some updates that were done to the site; I'm not sure if that's the reason, though, so I'll let Terry know so he can figure out what's wrong.


Would like to edit stitchs with in the graph to make things more symmetrical. Not sure if anyone has done this before but if you have please share how its done.

Hi my name is Yvonne and I have been crocheting and knitting for over 40 yrs. I have five children from 47 down to 25, I have six grandchildren of which my 2 y/0 is sleeping with me as i type. she is the apple of my eye, I have been taking care of her since she was five weeks old. I was disabiled 4 yrs ago but am so much better that I will be returning to work. My prayers are with you. will talk soon. Yvonne

I'm working on yet another 10 stitch blanket but instead of 10 stitches i'm using 20. I have gotten it to the right width but now I need to add some height to it. I'm planning on binding it off and then try to get the height but I want to use a different amount of stitches. Can any one tell me how to add on to a bound off project? Like do I pick up the desired amount of stitches and then work the corner, or do I go from the very edge and create the amount of stitches I want and then pick up the stitch as you normally would for a 10 stitch?
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