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deehansen,
Please give me the link to the pattern page. I haven't been able to locate it on our site so I must be entering an incorrect term.
Thanks!
Welcome!
I'm not a lefty, so I'm not sure how to answer your question. It would most likely depend on how you normally work. Do you usually reverse patterns to work on them, or do you leave them as is? So that's why I would say it would depend on whether your normal patterns tend to be reversed when you work them from charts. If you use those as a guideline, in theory, it should work the same way with any chart.
nooooo we don't do a thing for tweedle and tweedle dumb good lord i'd end up shooting them aww bless you not like your anniversary date
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Am I alone in thinking that the colour of Delica beads
as shown on the web page for a given bead are misleading? I find
that if I want to see what a bead will look like when it arrives
through the front door, I need to look at the sample sheet "N-2".
Here, for
example, is a comparison of a few beads.
I can accept that DB-262 is a Miyuki mistake,
but the difference between the N-2 image (left) and the web page
image (right) is, I would say, unacceptable.
Am I missing something? Do I need new
glasses?
I'm aware that it is really
difficult to accurate photograph beads that have special finishes,
but none of the beads above have a special finish, but that's
irrelecant imo. The actual beads look like they do in N-2, so
whoever made the N-2 images got it right.
I
think I need a lie down and to take some frog pills now. Thanks for
reading,
B
Edyth,
Welcome!
Unfortunately,
the freePatternWizard will currently only work from a photo or
artwork. I've tried to find sites that let you start from scratch
with a blank grid, but everything I used to know has gone the way
of the dodo, sadly. 
We do have the capability in our
future plans, but I don't have a date for that, I'm sorry to
say.
We do have the capability in our
future plans, but I don't have a date for that, I'm sorry to
say.deehansen,
Please give me the link to the pattern page. I haven't been able to locate it on our site so I must be entering an incorrect term.
Thanks!
Welcome!
I'm not a lefty, so I'm not sure how to answer your question. It would most likely depend on how you normally work. Do you usually reverse patterns to work on them, or do you leave them as is? So that's why I would say it would depend on whether your normal patterns tend to be reversed when you work them from charts. If you use those as a guideline, in theory, it should work the same way with any chart.
nooooo we don't do a thing for tweedle and tweedle dumb good lord i'd end up shooting them aww bless you not like your anniversary date
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