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New! The Herrschner's Worsted Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
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Hi, Loonbeader.
Well I way underestimated the time it would take to re-do the beading function.
There's a new graphics engine that will handle a whole new upcoming version but beading is taking way longer than I planned. Herringbone, loom, and square stitches will work with the new software but I'm still working on brick, peyote, and raw.
Sorry about the delay but please know that I haven't forgotten about it.
I'm also winding up a related project for a large corporate client and once done will hopefully have more time to enhance the software.
Thanks for your understanding!
Terry
Sthon,
Welcome!
If you've chosen a "standard stitch," this is a single crochet if you're in the US and a double crochet if you're in the UK. (Because of the difference between the two, we call it "standard stitch.")
Tunisian is using Tunisian crochet and filet is filet crochet.
Since you're new, I'm guessing you've chosen the "standard stitch."
Hi,
I would love to be upgraded to 300 stitches across, if possible.
LOVE the pattern creator!
Karen
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Hi, Loonbeader.
Well I way underestimated the time it would take to re-do the beading function.
There's a new graphics engine that will handle a whole new upcoming version but beading is taking way longer than I planned. Herringbone, loom, and square stitches will work with the new software but I'm still working on brick, peyote, and raw.
Sorry about the delay but please know that I haven't forgotten about it.
I'm also winding up a related project for a large corporate client and once done will hopefully have more time to enhance the software.
Thanks for your understanding!
Terry
Hi! I am new here but have done cross stitch before. I
have been cleaning out stuff and discovered a project I started
probably about 20 years ago, and it just never got traction because
it was way too complex!
I am going to
abandon that project, since I am now older and even with the extra
magnification, well, it is just too hard, because the cloth is way
too dense. I think it may be 24! What was I thinking - ah, the
beauty of youth's exuberance! LOL...
So, I
am working on pulling out the very small area I had started, and
probably will freecycle the cloth to someone who can use it, and
until I can get something more manageable, I did find some sheets
of plastic canvas from the days when I was making tissue box
holders and the like - remember those days? Like maybe 30 years ago
or more?
So, my daughter's boyfriend has a
saying I think makes a really funny family slogan, and I want to
cross stitch it onto the plastic canvas for something fun to do,
and I came here to use the design tool. So, that is why I joined
and I am looking forward to being here!
Piddy,
Woo hoo, less than 100
rows is fantastic! 
I'm sorry you
had to pull out a whole row...definitely feeling your frustration!
Especially when you're doing one stitch
per color...I would probably have put it in the penalty corner and
not let it out to play for a while!
Especially when you're doing one stitch
per color...I would probably have put it in the penalty corner and
not let it out to play for a while!Such
awesome work, though...you should be so proud!
Sthon,
Welcome!
If you've chosen a "standard stitch," this is a single crochet if you're in the US and a double crochet if you're in the UK. (Because of the difference between the two, we call it "standard stitch.")
Tunisian is using Tunisian crochet and filet is filet crochet.
Since you're new, I'm guessing you've chosen the "standard stitch."
Hi,
I would love to be upgraded to 300 stitches across, if possible.
LOVE the pattern creator!
Karen
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