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Sharlene,
Thanks for the email. Let me look though everything and I'll let you know my findings.
Just a note: I ran two of your images through the PatternWizard using peyote stitch. Without manually selecting colors, they worked fine.
I'll read through your notes and take a look at the spreadsheet of colors.
I'll probably get back to you tomorrow after I go through everything and do some testing.
Terry
Hi I have a pattern ready to gom he Wizard thank you it's brilliant. I noticed its in DMC yarn my question is can I use Anchor instead or are the colours totally different.
Not cross stitched for ages but want to get back into it
Hi my name is Tammie and I am looking forward to learning and sharing what I learn with the group.
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Terrydrew,
Welcome! 
I'm not
entirely sure I'm understanding, so please feel free to clarify.
The freePatternWizard produces a graph that can be used with
Tunisian stitches; however, it still relies on gauge to know if the
stitches are Tunisian horizontal, Tunisian vertical or Tunisian
square. Did your gauge swatch have horizontal stitches, vertical
stitches or were your stitches completely square? It sounds as if
you chose Tunisian vertical, but if your gauge TSS or TPS stitches
weren't vertical (or they weren't crocheted as TPS, but rather,
something like TKS), the pattern will end up skewed. For example,
if your gauge stitches were actually horizontal, crocheting them
from a vertical pattern will stretch them out and they'll be
shorter, so your pattern may not look as good.
Please let me know if I'm not correctly answering your
question; my apologies for not understanding.
Sharlene,
Thanks for the email. Let me look though everything and I'll let you know my findings.
Just a note: I ran two of your images through the PatternWizard using peyote stitch. Without manually selecting colors, they worked fine.
I'll read through your notes and take a look at the spreadsheet of colors.
I'll probably get back to you tomorrow after I go through everything and do some testing.
Terry
Hi I have a pattern ready to gom he Wizard thank you it's brilliant. I noticed its in DMC yarn my question is can I use Anchor instead or are the colours totally different.
Not cross stitched for ages but want to get back into it
Hi my name is Tammie and I am looking forward to learning and sharing what I learn with the group.
Melanie
I have the braclet with
the rose, after a template refinished. I´m not yet able
to convert a sample idea into peyote. So I`m here to use your
program to do that But with the program I still have
difficulties*g I don`t think I fully understand the function yet.
Maybe I expect too much from the program. So far I was able to take
over from finished examples, so I didn`t to worry about the width
and length of my head. I am still a beginner of designing patterns
myself. I created the peyotepart of the leatherbraclet by counting
the pearls with the help of a strong enlargement of the
picture.
But with the program I still have
difficulties*g I don`t think I fully understand the function yet.
Maybe I expect too much from the program. So far I was able to take
over from finished examples, so I didn`t to worry about the width
and length of my head. I am still a beginner of designing patterns
myself. I created the peyotepart of the leatherbraclet by counting
the pearls with the help of a strong enlargement of the
picture.I couldn`t make a photoalbum.
Uploding photos doesn`t work lilke here.
The
window that opens there requieres a URL adress.
I cannot reach my computer files over it.
The forrum correction you do when you do it
love greetings
Conny
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