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I have 4 stitches per inch and two rows per inch I would like my total number of stitches to be 244 across what number do I put in for stitches. I tried 62 but if I enlarge the pattern (on screen) I can't tell what it is so I am afraid it won't look correct enlarged on the blanket. I have been trying to figure this out for over a month and it is driving me crazy. I feel it should be very simple. Help???
Hi crafty26142.
Back on November 1 of last year we began a small annual subscription to 300 or 500 stitch features. A direct link to the subscription page is here.
For a bit more details see this message.
If you have any further questions, let us know!
Terry
Melanie,
Unfortunately breeding is easy money for a lot of people..
Puppy mills sometimes have 50 dogs or so, walking around in cages, never getting checked up on, and breeding on the females everytime they are in heat..
It's awfull
Anyhow - School is KILLING me..
zeeara,
You're upgraded!
Julie,
Since your picture is a pdf or similar file, insert the picture into a Word doc.
Then click "Format" from your main toolbar. Then "Remove Background".
(In my example, the pic had a border, but when I "removed background" only the part inside the dotted lines will be kept. You may need to play with it a bit.)
Your pic will have a dotted square within it, which you may need to pull out with the handles to encompass your pic. The part that appears in purple will be erased. You can mark areas you want to keep or remove from the toolbar above, then "keep changes".
Then resave your upgraded pic to a pdf etc file.
When you then pull that pic into the cross stitch program you will hopefully have no (or much less) background to deal with.
Hope this helps.
Janice
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I have 4 stitches per inch and two rows per inch I would like my total number of stitches to be 244 across what number do I put in for stitches. I tried 62 but if I enlarge the pattern (on screen) I can't tell what it is so I am afraid it won't look correct enlarged on the blanket. I have been trying to figure this out for over a month and it is driving me crazy. I feel it should be very simple. Help???
Hi crafty26142.
Back on November 1 of last year we began a small annual subscription to 300 or 500 stitch features. A direct link to the subscription page is here.
For a bit more details see this message.
If you have any further questions, let us know!
Terry
Melanie,
Unfortunately breeding is easy money for a lot of people..
Puppy mills sometimes have 50 dogs or so, walking around in cages, never getting checked up on, and breeding on the females everytime they are in heat..
It's awfull
Anyhow - School is KILLING me..
zeeara,
You're upgraded!
Julie,
Since your picture is a pdf or similar file, insert the picture into a Word doc.
Then click "Format" from your main toolbar. Then "Remove Background".
(In my example, the pic had a border, but when I "removed background" only the part inside the dotted lines will be kept. You may need to play with it a bit.)
Your pic will have a dotted square within it, which you may need to pull out with the handles to encompass your pic. The part that appears in purple will be erased. You can mark areas you want to keep or remove from the toolbar above, then "keep changes".
Then resave your upgraded pic to a pdf etc file.
When you then pull that pic into the cross stitch program you will hopefully have no (or much less) background to deal with.
Hope this helps.
Janice
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