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New! The Herrschner's Worsted Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
New! We've just added the palette for Deborah Norville Everyday Yarn! If you knit and/or crochet, this is for you. This is a beautiful yarn with a nice feel to it, a good alternative in worsted weight acrylic! (Thank you again to BetwixtTheStitch!)
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Thanks for reporting this. I'll look into it. I won't be surprised to have to fix a couple more things due to the size of all the server changes.
Sorry about the inconvenience.
The error 500 does point to an issue with the server so I'll get that corrected asap.
Terry
I have many many beads i will never use. these are the type u would see at walmart, they are inconsistent in size however great for loom, crochet, and many many more things. i want to sell as many as i can cheap....
I also have items such as pendants, jumprinhs, wire guards swaroski crystals and many 50 gram packs of miyuki fish tank mix.
I ordered several items to get a lower price and a friend was supposed to buy over 1/2 of it when it came (oops have not spoken to her since, she flaked on me) so there is nothing wrong with any of these items!!!
Hello All,
I started my new pattern, got about 30 rows in then realized I'm not sure if I've been hiding my ends on the right side or wrong side. Which side is which?
Also, it looks like the pattern is being worked from the bottom of the image upwards. Is that correct?
Peggy,
Welcome!
Glad you're enjoying using
the program.
At this time there aren't written patterns available for knitting, but those are definitely in our plans! The only exception for knitting at this time is Illusion Knitting, which offers both charted and written patterns.
Using the freePatternWizard to crop your image is definitely not recommended. The reason is because the freePatternWizard isn't a graphics program, so the results are likely to be unacceptable.
What you're best off doing is using a graphics program to crop your images. If you don't have one, there are two that are free and very powerful:
Gimp, available here:
http://gimp.org/
Paint.net, available here:
http://getpaint.net/
I can't advise you on how to use either of these programs, as I use an ancient version of Paint Shop Pro.
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Lady7666,
Welcome!
Currently, it's
not possible to edit a finished graph. That capability will be
available in a later version, but I'm sorry to say I don't have a
specific date of when that will be.
Thanks for reporting this. I'll look into it. I won't be surprised to have to fix a couple more things due to the size of all the server changes.
Sorry about the inconvenience.
The error 500 does point to an issue with the server so I'll get that corrected asap.
Terry
I have many many beads i will never use. these are the type u would see at walmart, they are inconsistent in size however great for loom, crochet, and many many more things. i want to sell as many as i can cheap....
I also have items such as pendants, jumprinhs, wire guards swaroski crystals and many 50 gram packs of miyuki fish tank mix.
I ordered several items to get a lower price and a friend was supposed to buy over 1/2 of it when it came (oops have not spoken to her since, she flaked on me) so there is nothing wrong with any of these items!!!
Hello All,
I started my new pattern, got about 30 rows in then realized I'm not sure if I've been hiding my ends on the right side or wrong side. Which side is which?
Also, it looks like the pattern is being worked from the bottom of the image upwards. Is that correct?
Peggy,
Welcome!
Glad you're enjoying using
the program. At this time there aren't written patterns available for knitting, but those are definitely in our plans! The only exception for knitting at this time is Illusion Knitting, which offers both charted and written patterns.
Using the freePatternWizard to crop your image is definitely not recommended. The reason is because the freePatternWizard isn't a graphics program, so the results are likely to be unacceptable.
What you're best off doing is using a graphics program to crop your images. If you don't have one, there are two that are free and very powerful:
Gimp, available here:
http://gimp.org/
Paint.net, available here:
http://getpaint.net/
I can't advise you on how to use either of these programs, as I use an ancient version of Paint Shop Pro.
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