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Um, has anyone ever bothered manually converting a decently large paper pattern into digital? (media.mastodon.sunny.garden)
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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...

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[-] Drachin@troet.cafe 0 points 8 months ago

@thegiddystitcher @lemmy_stitch maybe @Jornia can tell something about it, she put a pretty large pattern piece into Pattern Keeper the other day.

[-] Jornia@troet.cafe 1 points 8 months ago* (last edited 8 months ago)

@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)

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