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Amber,
Welcome!
I'm not sure I'm understanding what you're asking, so feel free to correct me if I have this all wrong!
As of now the freePatternWizard's word charts assume you already know how to crochet, so they simply reflect the colors in your pattern. A graphghan pattern would technically be repetitive across the row: sc, sc, sc, sc, sc..., so other than starting chains there's really no difference in the instructions. You wouldn't have an instruction like sc, ch1, sc because a chain in between two sc stitches would throw off the pattern. You'll want to crochet solid scs in each row, consistently, or making a pattern wouldn't really work.
Please let me know if I'm misunderstanding what you're asking.
All Good ! Found it! Thanks
The filet option is still not available. We'll be improving the software and adding premium features, so keep an eye open for changes.
You're very welcome!
1) I've upgraded you.
2) This part is a little more complex. Since you're new at it, I would say to try a small practice piece. Once you get the hang of it, then I'd say to try something larger. I'm sure you'd rather just get started, but I can relate this to how I do things...I often try starting something big first, but ultimately I give up. That's when I try something smaller. (This is what I did with bead crochet. I couldn't do it and almost gave up, but then I started working with pony beads and yarn, which accustomed me to holding the crochet hook.)
The pattern follows conventional rules; e.g., you make your starting chain with one extra for the turn. Then the first row starts with single crochets (and that's the stitch you'll be using throughout the piece). So if your pattern is 150 across, you would start at the bottom with 151 chains, then the first row would be single crochets into the chains.
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Amber,
Welcome!
I'm not sure I'm understanding what you're asking, so feel free to correct me if I have this all wrong!
As of now the freePatternWizard's word charts assume you already know how to crochet, so they simply reflect the colors in your pattern. A graphghan pattern would technically be repetitive across the row: sc, sc, sc, sc, sc..., so other than starting chains there's really no difference in the instructions. You wouldn't have an instruction like sc, ch1, sc because a chain in between two sc stitches would throw off the pattern. You'll want to crochet solid scs in each row, consistently, or making a pattern wouldn't really work.
Please let me know if I'm misunderstanding what you're asking.
All Good ! Found it! Thanks
The filet option is still not available. We'll be improving the software and adding premium features, so keep an eye open for changes.
You're very welcome!
1) I've upgraded you.
2) This part is a little more complex. Since you're new at it, I would say to try a small practice piece. Once you get the hang of it, then I'd say to try something larger. I'm sure you'd rather just get started, but I can relate this to how I do things...I often try starting something big first, but ultimately I give up. That's when I try something smaller. (This is what I did with bead crochet. I couldn't do it and almost gave up, but then I started working with pony beads and yarn, which accustomed me to holding the crochet hook.)
The pattern follows conventional rules; e.g., you make your starting chain with one extra for the turn. Then the first row starts with single crochets (and that's the stitch you'll be using throughout the piece). So if your pattern is 150 across, you would start at the bottom with 151 chains, then the first row would be single crochets into the chains.
No matter which method I choose, whether it's crocheting,
beading, x-stitching, etc, the program won't generate any patterns
for me anymore, at least not on this computer. I'm hoping
I don't have the same issue with my computer at home.
This is just all of a sudden.
What reason
will the program not genrate patterns you make an attempt
to create? I've done nothing wrong.
I've made patterns before, but all of a sudden it's not
working for me. Why?
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