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Hello,
Thank you for checking on all of that, I do appreciate it.
I took my initial patterns to a local award winning needlecraft lady for feedback and I'd basically been creating advanced level patterns so now I'm trying to simplify my designs. So lots more learning.
Many thanks again.
Good morning,
I recentetly charted a pattern for an owl and the pic came back amazingly clear. I'm pretty sure I used the artwork option, or so I thought. I went back in to the wizard to do a butterfly and I can't get a decent image at all. I also can't get the artwork option. Has that been removed or am I losing it? lol. Please help. Thanks.
Hi,
When you reach the end of the row, you pull up a loop in the last stitch, the you pull another loop through the one you just pulled up (ch 1) before starting your return. Then yarn over and pull through the ch and your first return stitch.
If you don't put that "extra ch" there, your piece will decrease by one stitch.
One more note about the word chart, at the beginning of your row, count your first stitch. So you'll actually start your count with 2.
I find the word charts are much easier than the graph.
Hope this helps.
Hi all thanks for letting me join. New to this so i may ask stupid questions. Bear with me please. Have a good day all
Melanie,
Huskies are without a dobt the most pack oriented breed when it comes to dogs.. Most individuals function best in a pack. Jamie does not have that, so she have used us as her pack where I am the alfa.. We have a saying here in Denmark that goes something like this: Ecual kids plays best.. The same goes for dogs. You can even see huge differences between different breeds.. The huskies plays rough.. Very rough.. They would not be able to do that with a chihuahua, or even a labrador, because their "language" is different..
The two girls in the picture are siblings :p If you want to have a look at their everyday life just take a look at this site: http://mesmocan.blogspot.dk/ and click where it says "Hvalpekuld".
There you can see the breeders adult dogs as well as the previous litter + this litter where Silver comes from..
They are very happy dogs..
Her full name is Silver Flame, because she has a hint of golden fur as well as the grey.. I really look forward to watching her grow up..
I found a solution to my stair problem.. I will get a chip for the elevator tomorrow (thank god, I hate those stairs).. They need to see the papers from my last pregnancy.. So I do not have to go through my doctor and a physical therapist.. YAY..
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Hello,
Thank you for checking on all of that, I do appreciate it.
I took my initial patterns to a local award winning needlecraft lady for feedback and I'd basically been creating advanced level patterns so now I'm trying to simplify my designs. So lots more learning.
Many thanks again.
Good morning,
I recentetly charted a pattern for an owl and the pic came back amazingly clear. I'm pretty sure I used the artwork option, or so I thought. I went back in to the wizard to do a butterfly and I can't get a decent image at all. I also can't get the artwork option. Has that been removed or am I losing it? lol. Please help. Thanks.
Hi,
When you reach the end of the row, you pull up a loop in the last stitch, the you pull another loop through the one you just pulled up (ch 1) before starting your return. Then yarn over and pull through the ch and your first return stitch.
If you don't put that "extra ch" there, your piece will decrease by one stitch.
One more note about the word chart, at the beginning of your row, count your first stitch. So you'll actually start your count with 2.
I find the word charts are much easier than the graph.
Hope this helps.
Hi all thanks for letting me join. New to this so i may ask stupid questions. Bear with me please. Have a good day all
Melanie,
Huskies are without a dobt the most pack oriented breed when it comes to dogs.. Most individuals function best in a pack. Jamie does not have that, so she have used us as her pack where I am the alfa.. We have a saying here in Denmark that goes something like this: Ecual kids plays best.. The same goes for dogs. You can even see huge differences between different breeds.. The huskies plays rough.. Very rough.. They would not be able to do that with a chihuahua, or even a labrador, because their "language" is different..
The two girls in the picture are siblings :p If you want to have a look at their everyday life just take a look at this site: http://mesmocan.blogspot.dk/ and click where it says "Hvalpekuld".
There you can see the breeders adult dogs as well as the previous litter + this litter where Silver comes from..
They are very happy dogs..Her full name is Silver Flame, because she has a hint of golden fur as well as the grey.. I really look forward to watching her grow up..
I found a solution to my stair problem.. I will get a chip for the elevator tomorrow (thank god, I hate those stairs).. They need to see the papers from my last pregnancy.. So I do not have to go through my doctor and a physical therapist..
YAY.. friends
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