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I made a graph using the tool on your site. My question is, can it be crocheted in c2c? I've never done anything like this before, but I've been wanting to try c2c and have heard that is good for making this type of project.
Hi,
Please let me know a bit more. Are you doing crochet, cross stitch, knitting or beading?
Often when using a .jpg image, the program sees many subtle colors that you may not want.
In this case you might try two different thing, one at a time.
1. Adjust the color sensitivity in section 8 to a higher value
2. Set 5c to "Limit the number of colors" and enter a number.
If the problem is that the program is selecting a gray color, this was a problem in certain cases when the image did not have any white and/or black. If this is the case and you're doing either crochet, knitting, or cross stitch, I could have you try an upcoming trial version.
I'm hoping to have a program update either late October or sometime in November.
Terry
Thanks Admin for getting back to me so quickly!
I am just waiting for an order of yarn to arrive, and then I am going to start on my project.... I also have a feeling that I will be starting LOTS of projects now that I can make graphs of what I like or want to do! LOL!
I will be sure to share pics, but ask that you don't hold your breath ~ that would not be good for you haha!
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Gloshei,
So glad the Wizard has worked out for you!
So glad the Wizard has worked out for you!
We do have the Anchor
palette available!
You'll have to remake your pattern and
when you do, in area 5a change DMC to Anchor. Here in the US,
Anchor is difficult to find and much more expensive, so most people
here generally use DMC. I completely understand why you'd want
Anchor...am guessing you're in the UK or Europe? 


I Have been selling digital quote art for a
while now and some of my designs would be suited for cross
stitching designs 100x100 or 120x120 stitches, I just subscribed to
stitchboard . Com … and did a few designs in DMC
… my question is “How or where do you get your
mockups done” mockups of the actual pattern …
so that the mock up shall me a clear representation of the actual
pattern!? … I cannot find a software or an online
website where to do a conversion for this … absolutely
mind blowing! … there are 100’s of shops using
mockups of their stuff and yet I cannot find a solution here
… I’m I missing something here?
I made a graph using the tool on your site. My question is, can it be crocheted in c2c? I've never done anything like this before, but I've been wanting to try c2c and have heard that is good for making this type of project.
Hi,
Please let me know a bit more. Are you doing crochet, cross stitch, knitting or beading?
Often when using a .jpg image, the program sees many subtle colors that you may not want.
In this case you might try two different thing, one at a time.
1. Adjust the color sensitivity in section 8 to a higher value
2. Set 5c to "Limit the number of colors" and enter a number.
If the problem is that the program is selecting a gray color, this was a problem in certain cases when the image did not have any white and/or black. If this is the case and you're doing either crochet, knitting, or cross stitch, I could have you try an upcoming trial version.
I'm hoping to have a program update either late October or sometime in November.
Terry
Thanks Admin for getting back to me so quickly!
I am just waiting for an order of yarn to arrive, and then I am going to start on my project.... I also have a feeling that I will be starting LOTS of projects now that I can make graphs of what I like or want to do! LOL!
I will be sure to share pics, but ask that you don't hold your breath ~ that would not be good for you haha!
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