"You know I should know better you are supposed to start with the kloster blocks first... then you might quit ruining fabric and thread... sigh When will I learn?
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Sandra Chamberlain
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Graphing a Hardanger Design
Started this discussion. Last reply by Sandra Chamberlain Jan 15. 10 Replies 0 Likes
Hi Everyone,My name is Sandy and I am new to this site, but so far really enjoying it!I love needlework, especially Hardanger. I am a self taught leftie who learned with the help of Janice Love's…Continue
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Sandra Chamberlain replied to Sandra Chamberlain's discussion Graphing a Hardanger Design"Wow, I just figured out where to find this thread. Hmmm must be a learning curve here. Thanks so much everyone for your help!! I have downloaded the program and am really enjoying it. It is so much fun to talk with others who…"
Sandra Chamberlain commented on Vera's group Friends of Hardanger-Embroidery"Wow have you noticed... spending time on here really makes one want to run for their needles and thread lol.... so many beautiful things!!
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Paula Marcondes replied to Sandra Chamberlain's discussion Graphing a Hardanger Design"For hardanger you do not use the picture function. Just start the pattern, drawing the stitches. It is necessary to read the help files. The size of the design it is measured by the count in your fabric, not the size of the graph. I am uploading the…"
Shirley Tucker replied to Sandra Chamberlain's discussion Graphing a Hardanger Design"I can't figure out much about editing the pictures. I have one of my daughter skating at roller derby and the finished size is about 33 inches one way (didn't even bother converting the other side because of the size) and would print out…"
Paula Marcondes replied to Sandra Chamberlain's discussion Graphing a Hardanger Design"Welcome. If you need any help with the patterns, feel free to ask!
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Shirley Tucker replied to Sandra Chamberlain's discussion Graphing a Hardanger Design"Thanks Paula. I just downloaded the free software."
Sandra Chamberlain posted a discussionGraphing a Hardanger Design
Hi Everyone,My name is Sandy and I am new to this site, but so far really enjoying it!I love needlework, especially Hardanger. I am a self taught leftie who learned with the help of Janice Love's books.I am wanting to graph out a design, well actually I did graph one but it isn't translating to the cloth.Can anyone tell me what size the graph paper should be for 28 count? Is there any help for how to graph?ThanksSandySee More
Sandra Chamberlain posted a status"Thanks for the welcome Connie. Currently experimenting -creating my own doily. Something I have wanted to do for a long time."
Connie Kusevskis left a comment for Sandra Chamberlain"Hi Sandra, welcome to SF, it is nice to see another Hardanger stitcher here. Connie"
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- What textiles are you interested in?
- hardanger, crosstitch, quilting, sewing
- Where did you learn your textile skills?
- Mother, grandmother, and self taught
- Let us know you are not a spammer. Is there anything else you want to say to introduce yourself to the group?
- I recently had a death in my family and I am looking for a new project to immerse myself in. Needlework is the next best thing to spending time with God for me.
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- At 15:18 on January 2, 2013, Connie Kusevskis said…
Hi Sandra, welcome to SF, it is nice to see another Hardanger stitcher here. Connie
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