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New! The Herrschner's Worsted Palette - thank you to BetwixtTheStitch!
New! We've just added the palette for Deborah Norville Everyday Yarn! If you knit and/or crochet, this is for you. This is a beautiful yarn with a nice feel to it, a good alternative in worsted weight acrylic! (Thank you again to BetwixtTheStitch!)
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Portia,
Wait! Let's not give up. I sent you an email with some info per your emailed request.
We'll see if we can get you something workable. It really depends on the palette you're using since you're using a black and white image and need several shades of gray in yarn colors.
If you answer my email, we can take it from there.
Terry
Welcome!
Ontario...have been there and loved it. Beautiful place!
Does anything go better with yarn than cats?
Wow, you do have an understanding fiance! You're sooooo lucky. Imagine, no hiding all of those yarns in odd places...I can't fathom it!
Hand made gifts are the best! You're smart to start so early...it's the only way to be sure of finishing everything in time.
LOL, I sincerely doubt your gifts suck at all.
Awww, thank you...so happy you found us!
Feel free to post pictures of your work so we can all drool!
Thank you Debbie and Melanie,
I really like the look of tunisian knit for this type of work, and color changes are so much easier.
Debbie,
Thanks for the link and for writing out the first 5 rows! I'm not a chart knitter, either...never learned that years ago, as nobody spoke of charts like that. I didn't know there was such a thing for at least 20 years after I became a knitter!
Silvertiger,
Please do tell where you've found the instructions written out. That's really a gorgeous pattern!
I see what you mean about the instructions as they are...chart, chart, chart. Some say charts are easier to follow, and perhaps that's so, but they make knitting difficult, IMO. (Same with crochet charts.) I keep trying to sit down and learn how to read them, but it's all soon forgotten.
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Sherry,
Have you thought of
creating an Etsy account? I know a lot of people sell finished work
through there. As for pricing, there's a formula...I don't remember
it exactly...something like cost of materials + (amount per hour x
number of hours) - please don't quote me on that, as I don't know
for sure! Another way is to really look online at what people are
selling and how they're pricing it, especially if they're selling
the same types of things you're looking at selling. I know that can
kind of be all over the place, but maybe there's a good mid-ground
that you'd be comfortable charging?
Portia,
Wait! Let's not give up. I sent you an email with some info per your emailed request.
We'll see if we can get you something workable. It really depends on the palette you're using since you're using a black and white image and need several shades of gray in yarn colors.
If you answer my email, we can take it from there.
Terry
Welcome!
Ontario...have been there and loved it. Beautiful place!
Does anything go better with yarn than cats?
Wow, you do have an understanding fiance! You're sooooo lucky. Imagine, no hiding all of those yarns in odd places...I can't fathom it!
Hand made gifts are the best! You're smart to start so early...it's the only way to be sure of finishing everything in time.
LOL, I sincerely doubt your gifts suck at all.
Awww, thank you...so happy you found us!
Feel free to post pictures of your work so we can all drool!
Thank you Debbie and Melanie,
I really like the look of tunisian knit for this type of work, and color changes are so much easier.
Debbie,
Thanks for the link and for writing out the first 5 rows! I'm not a chart knitter, either...never learned that years ago, as nobody spoke of charts like that. I didn't know there was such a thing for at least 20 years after I became a knitter!
Silvertiger,
Please do tell where you've found the instructions written out. That's really a gorgeous pattern!
I see what you mean about the instructions as they are...chart, chart, chart. Some say charts are easier to follow, and perhaps that's so, but they make knitting difficult, IMO. (Same with crochet charts.) I keep trying to sit down and learn how to read them, but it's all soon forgotten.
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