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I created a crochet pattern from a picture of a cat, but it created way too many rows. Is there a way to identify how many rows that you want it to have and not just stitches?
Thank you. I will fix that.
Hi everyone I would love to be able to do a beaded picture of my daughter on her wedding day, looking at the wizard I'm not sure how these pictures are done can anyone enlighten me.
Is it done by peyote stitch or beaded embroidery🙈
If you have ever done this please where do I start.
Love to have a go at this
Gloshei 🐒
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I created a crochet pattern from a picture of a cat, but it created way too many rows. Is there a way to identify how many rows that you want it to have and not just stitches?
Thank you. I will fix that.
Rose,
Welcome!
As yours is the
first and only request we've ever had for mosaic crochet, I'm sorry
to say we don't have instructions for this technique. I'm not sure
how popular it would be, as it's (in my opinion) kind of a
difficult technique to explain, not as simple as "change color from
color A to color B." It's very beautiful, though!
If we do get more requests for it, we'll be certain to
consider adding it in the future.
Hi everyone I would love to be able to do a beaded picture of my daughter on her wedding day, looking at the wizard I'm not sure how these pictures are done can anyone enlighten me.
Is it done by peyote stitch or beaded embroidery🙈
If you have ever done this please where do I start.
Love to have a go at this
Gloshei 🐒
Welcome! Your message is most certainly
allowed...this is what we're here for!
Here
are a couple of suggestions that may help. For one thing, you need
to knit looser for this technique, as pulling too tight can cause
bunching as you describe.
Another idea: are
you using bobbins of yarn or actual skeins? Bobbins are more
portable, so to speak, and are far less unwieldy than trying to use
entire skeins, so you can control them better.
Also, yarns shouldn't be carried over too long of a
distance...they should only be carried over 3 stitches at most. To
keep the floats from being too long, yarns should be crossed over
each other at the back of your project about every 2 or 3 stitches
or so. This will help to keep extra-long pieces from forming and
bunching up your work.
This isn't to
say there may not be other factors, but these are the most common
possibilities.
Hope that
helps!
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