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Um, has anyone ever bothered manually converting a decently large paper pattern into digital?
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Um, has anyone ever bothered manually converting a decently large paper pattern into digital?
Was it worth the time you saved during actual stitching?
Because it seemed like a really good idea to give myself a Pattern Keeper version of Errol, but this much took me half an hour, so maybe not...
@Drachin @thegiddystitcher @lemmy_stitch My current project is 86*346 crosses. Making the template in Pattern Keeper was worth it, it works much better. It has already saved me more time than it took to convert. (I'm only 22% done)
@Jornia @Drachin @lemmy_stitch Thank you! Mine is significantly smaller, but still big enough to be a pain in paper form, so sounds like I was on the right track all along.
*rolls up sleeves*
Hmm... Sounds like the sort of thing a super cool YouTuber might make a video tutorial about...
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@MrJameGumb Sounds like something a super cool YouTuber might already have given up on, more like ๐
It was worth a shot lol I've done a couple of patterns that were on paper, I ended up just taking a picture of them on my tablet and working from that