If someone could make me a pattern of this, I will gladly take it on as my next insanely-huge project! (And if you could do .pdf format, even better, since I don't have a working printer at home and I can't install any software at work) You can halve the resolution if you want, or bring it down to about 200px wide (it's currently 300) but I don't want to lose TOO much detail so I wouldn't go below half. I'll probably stitch it on 18ct or 22ct, depending on the finished size. I'm terrible at pattern-making, my colors always come out so gross! Does DMC (or anyone) even make flourescent colors?
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Re: Lisa Frank Toxic Waste
Yes, dmc has some flourescent colors, it's part of their light effects thread collection.evilcarrot wrote:Does DMC (or anyone) even make flourescent colors?
http://www.dmc-usa.com/Products/Needlew ... -Pack.aspx
http://www.dmc-usa.com/Products/Needlew ... -Pack.aspx
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Nobody? 
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I just ran this through PCStitch @ 150px width on 18ct (using the Stranded Cotton pallette) and it seems to give a good result....but with 392 colours. How would you feel about that? Is there a ceiling of colours you don't want to go past?
Also, there aren't enough Light Effects colours for this picture (36 in range, and only a handful are the fluorescent effects), but you could probably add a few here and there!
Also, there aren't enough Light Effects colours for this picture (36 in range, and only a handful are the fluorescent effects), but you could probably add a few here and there!
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Wow, that is a lot of colors! Would it look terrible reduced to around 75-100? I wish somebody would make a tablet version of pattern software!
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Seems to look ok, think there was a lot of odd stitches in various colours. Here's a preview of a 100 colour version (warning! might no be accurate to thread colours though!)evilcarrot wrote:Wow, that is a lot of colors! Would it look terrible reduced to around 75-100?
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Someone did, but by all accounts it's not very good, so you're probably better off with PDFs!evilcarrot wrote:I wish somebody would make a tablet version of pattern software!
Let me know if there's anything else I can do for you!
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Re: Lisa Frank Toxic Waste
Thank you so much! There are a few odd stitches I'd change, but I can spot them easily and can change them as I go.
I wonder, would a netbook have the processing power to use PCStitch? I'm buying my son one for his birthday and I could install PCStitch onto it and he'd never even notice. But I wonder if trying to make large patterns would hang it up too much.
Anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you!
I wonder, would a netbook have the processing power to use PCStitch? I'm buying my son one for his birthday and I could install PCStitch onto it and he'd never even notice. But I wonder if trying to make large patterns would hang it up too much.
Anyway, thank you, thank you, thank you!
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Re: Lisa Frank Toxic Waste
I'd guess a netbook *could* handle most of what PCStitch can do, but might struggle with the larger patterns. Best to check the netbook's specs and go from there, maybe.evilcarrot wrote:I wonder, would a netbook have the processing power to use PCStitch? I'm buying my son one for his birthday and I could install PCStitch onto it and he'd never even notice. But I wonder if trying to make large patterns would hang it up too much.
And you're most welcome! Do post back if there's anything else I can help you with!
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