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Candi,
So far, so good in testing. Standard and tunisian crochet word charts seem to be corrected and we're doing a bit more testing. I also did find a related problem with illusion knitting word charts and have corrected this too.
We're doing some final testing today and will post again when we're done.
Terry
yeah it was a lot of fun
Melanie,
Welcome...great name!
My suggestion is to try something smaller than a large item like a blanket for your first project. If you're still new to crochet and new to graphing as well, it may turn out to be a very daunting task to complete in only 7 weeks, particularly something with a lot of detail such as a graphed design.
A crochet graph is read bottom to top, right to left for the first row and all odd numbered rows, left to right for the second and all even numbered rows.
I've been crocheting and knitting for over 40 years and when I attempt something new, I do exactly the same thing as I'm suggesting here...I start small (because if I don't, I'm usually sorry, LOL). When I wanted to learn bead crochet a few years ago, after a laughable attempt with seed beads and thread, I started fresh with yarn and pony beads, instead of the small seed beads. The idea of making something as large as a beaded bracelet was unthinkable until I'd mastered enough bead crochet to feel comfortable!
Neave,
Woo hoo, then I want to teach you!
It's easier for me to teach
right-handed people. I once tried to learn left-handed
crochet to teach it to other lefties and couldn't do it.
But it's a breeze for me to teach right-handed people.
Welcome!
Love Tennessee...such a beautiful place!
How neat that you learned to crochet so young. And isn't it wonderful that
your youngest daughter is already "hooked" on crochet?!
It's great to start out learning to crochet when young.
What better way is there to become a lifelong crocheter?
Feel free to share pictures of your work in our photo albums, so we can all drool!
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Candi,
So far, so good in testing. Standard and tunisian crochet word charts seem to be corrected and we're doing a bit more testing. I also did find a related problem with illusion knitting word charts and have corrected this too.
We're doing some final testing today and will post again when we're done.
Terry
yeah it was a lot of fun
Melanie,
Welcome...great name!
My suggestion is to try something smaller than a large item like a blanket for your first project. If you're still new to crochet and new to graphing as well, it may turn out to be a very daunting task to complete in only 7 weeks, particularly something with a lot of detail such as a graphed design.
A crochet graph is read bottom to top, right to left for the first row and all odd numbered rows, left to right for the second and all even numbered rows.
I've been crocheting and knitting for over 40 years and when I attempt something new, I do exactly the same thing as I'm suggesting here...I start small (because if I don't, I'm usually sorry, LOL). When I wanted to learn bead crochet a few years ago, after a laughable attempt with seed beads and thread, I started fresh with yarn and pony beads, instead of the small seed beads. The idea of making something as large as a beaded bracelet was unthinkable until I'd mastered enough bead crochet to feel comfortable!
Neave,
Woo hoo, then I want to teach you!
It's easier for me to teach
right-handed people. I once tried to learn left-handed
crochet to teach it to other lefties and couldn't do it.
But it's a breeze for me to teach right-handed people.
Welcome!
Love Tennessee...such a beautiful place!
How neat that you learned to crochet so young.
And isn't it wonderful that
your youngest daughter is already "hooked" on crochet?!
It's great to start out learning to crochet when young.
What better way is there to become a lifelong crocheter?
Feel free to share pictures of your work in our photo albums, so we can all drool!
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