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Hello I am new to stitchboard and I have been reading about the plans for the c2c pattern method however the responses that CV I have found was back in 2017. I was just wondering if there is a recent update on the suggestion.
Hello!
I have done graphgans before, but I am new to making my own pattern. I created a pattern, and I realize it is supposed to be done in single crochet, but I am wondering if I can convert it to half double crochet. Would I need to do double the stitches across in this case?
Thanks!!
Good sleuthing, Melanie. I would have done it, but just haven't been feeling so great this past month or so.
Great looking cookies ... good thing I'm back on a keto diet these days ... lol.
Line,
Hee hee, that's so me!
I would definitely be
doing that. If our old washer broke down and we had to
have a new one, why settle for something without a wool
program? We'd be spending the money, anyway!
Oh, I didn't know it turned off the...agitation? That actually makes sense.
It probably really helps to make the settings yourself.
That's what I'd want to
do!
LOL, true...if you didn't make it and she laughed it off, anyway, then it was perfectly good for you to get a better laugh out of it!
You're so right...when they're small, of course it doesn't take a long time to make a sweater like that, but at 14-15 years old, they'll need larger clothes that will take longer to make! Especially if they get big quickly, which can happen!
Hugs,
Melanie
That was very informative it definately helped! The weight of the yarn is
going to be the same, just a different color. I had used 20
stitches and now I would have to pick up 10 stitches for the new
color.
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Hello I am new to stitchboard and I have been reading about the plans for the c2c pattern method however the responses that CV I have found was back in 2017. I was just wondering if there is a recent update on the suggestion.
Hello!
I have done graphgans before, but I am new to making my own pattern. I created a pattern, and I realize it is supposed to be done in single crochet, but I am wondering if I can convert it to half double crochet. Would I need to do double the stitches across in this case?
Thanks!!
Quote:
Debbie,
Sigh. It's gone, guessing you're right, the account has been taken down. On the bright side, the page can still be seen here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20130202082421/http://sugarandmeringue.squarespace.com/granny-square-cookies
Sadly, the PDF is not available anymore. But I do believe the tutorial is good enough to be used without having the PDF...the photos look great even for a non-baker like me!
Sigh. It's gone, guessing you're right, the account has been taken down. On the bright side, the page can still be seen here:
https://web.archive.org/web/20130202082421/http://sugarandmeringue.squarespace.com/granny-square-cookies
Sadly, the PDF is not available anymore. But I do believe the tutorial is good enough to be used without having the PDF...the photos look great even for a non-baker like me!
Good sleuthing, Melanie. I would have done it, but just haven't been feeling so great this past month or so.
Great looking cookies ... good thing I'm back on a keto diet these days ... lol.
Line,
Hee hee, that's so me!
I would definitely be
doing that. If our old washer broke down and we had to
have a new one, why settle for something without a wool
program? We'd be spending the money, anyway!Oh, I didn't know it turned off the...agitation? That actually makes sense.
It probably really helps to make the settings yourself.
That's what I'd want to
do!LOL, true...if you didn't make it and she laughed it off, anyway, then it was perfectly good for you to get a better laugh out of it!
You're so right...when they're small, of course it doesn't take a long time to make a sweater like that, but at 14-15 years old, they'll need larger clothes that will take longer to make! Especially if they get big quickly, which can happen!
Hugs,
Melanie
That was very informative it definately helped!
The weight of the yarn is
going to be the same, just a different color. I had used 20
stitches and now I would have to pick up 10 stitches for the new
color. friends
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