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New! The Herrschner's Worsted Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
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Oh my gosh! That is crazy! It must take forever! I would go insane. I use the loop method sometimes, I think it is very handy. Sometimes, with uneven stitches, I use the needle to rearrange them and make them less lumpy, but only when it is neccessary. I doubt I could tell the difference between a piece with the tool and without. No one looks close enough to be able to tell that the fibers are not "facing" in the same direction. Best of luck with those loose ends.
I actually signed up in 2014 but couldnt figure out what to do! LOL and honestly didnt "need" Stitchboard at the time!
I been crocheting since i was about 8 years old. My mom taught me and my Gma also crocheted so between the three of us we have over 200 years of crochet in our family!
I love to sit and crochet for hours binge watching a tv detective series on Netflix or Prime. My most favorite thing to make is my Pizza scarves and Ruffle Purses! I love to make all kinds of fun food items!
My daughter (among other things like baking and photography) is learning to make Ami's! SO yes i have the next gen in our family on her way! LOL
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Oh my gosh! That is crazy! It must take forever! I would go insane. I use the loop method sometimes, I think it is very handy. Sometimes, with uneven stitches, I use the needle to rearrange them and make them less lumpy, but only when it is neccessary. I doubt I could tell the difference between a piece with the tool and without. No one looks close enough to be able to tell that the fibers are not "facing" in the same direction. Best of luck with those loose ends.
Hello Everyone,
I'm new to the
group, and was trying to convert a black, and grey image into a
graph for crocheting. Every time I upload the image it comes out
missing parts of the image. I've resized it in Adobe Illustrator,
saved the PNG as a JPEG, GIF,, not to sure what else to do. - I've
read through a lot of the other comments/questions. Any advice on
this would be great. ( It's a Magic the Gathering lands
image/skull, I'm making a beanie for my son 
Thanks,
Kate
I actually signed up in 2014 but couldnt figure out what to do! LOL and honestly didnt "need" Stitchboard at the time!
I been crocheting since i was about 8 years old. My mom taught me and my Gma also crocheted so between the three of us we have over 200 years of crochet in our family!
I love to sit and crochet for hours binge watching a tv detective series on Netflix or Prime. My most favorite thing to make is my Pizza scarves and Ruffle Purses! I love to make all kinds of fun food items!
My daughter (among other things like baking and photography) is learning to make Ami's! SO yes i have the next gen in our family on her way! LOL
So i have my pattern printed out, my dumb question would be if the whole thing is done with single crochet dont i need a starting chain and do i make it in the multiple colors of my graph? is that row one? just trying to figure this out.
Thanks
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