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General Discussion / Re: symbol
« Last post by Machi on Today at 09:43:40 AM »Thank you!!!!
I get a perfect chart!!
Thank you!
I get a perfect chart!!
Thank you!
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General Discussion / Re: symbol
« Last post by lammert on Today at 04:25:08 AM »I replaced the wrong symbol. Can you please re-create your pattern and see if all symbols are unique now?
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General Discussion / Re: symbol
« Last post by lammert on Today at 03:49:19 AM »Thanks for reporting, I will look into it. 
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I have found the problem symbol. Now I'll have to find a way to replace it with the good one...
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I have found the problem symbol. Now I'll have to find a way to replace it with the good one...
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General Discussion / symbol
« Last post by Machi on Today at 03:30:21 AM »Hi! I would like to thank you for this wonderful site.
I made some charts on your site. They use 150 colors.
And I found that the one symbol used to 2 colors.
The symbol is like y, and turn left y.
You use y, and turn left and upside down.
But there is not y turn right.
Please check it!
Thank you!
I made some charts on your site. They use 150 colors.
And I found that the one symbol used to 2 colors.
The symbol is like y, and turn left y.
You use y, and turn left and upside down.
But there is not y turn right.
Please check it!
Thank you!
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General Discussion / Re: Question for creating patterns for resale
« Last post by lammert on Today at 02:45:21 AM »Yes, of course, you can sell patterns of your own copyrighted work.
The Pic2Pat website converts digital information in a picture by reducing the amounts of colors and the number of pixels, but it doesn't add any unique value to it.
See it as a digital printer. If you print a picture, the software in the printer converts the digital information in a file to a selection of ink or toner drops on specific locations on a piece of paper. Although through that process the printer in a way alters the image, the rights of the printed image are not altered or transferred to the printer manufacturer.
So please use the website as you see fit and tell others along the way about this service
Best regards,
Lammert Bies
The Pic2Pat website converts digital information in a picture by reducing the amounts of colors and the number of pixels, but it doesn't add any unique value to it.
See it as a digital printer. If you print a picture, the software in the printer converts the digital information in a file to a selection of ink or toner drops on specific locations on a piece of paper. Although through that process the printer in a way alters the image, the rights of the printed image are not altered or transferred to the printer manufacturer.
So please use the website as you see fit and tell others along the way about this service
Best regards,
Lammert Bies
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General Discussion / Re: Question for creating patterns for resale
« Last post by SMarston on January 28, 2020, 12:43:30 PM »Is it legal to make patterns from my own original artwork or photos and then sell them? (Obviously don’t want to sell copyrighted materials). Can’t seem to find answer anywhere else.P.s. I am absolutely thrilled to find your website and I tell all my “stitching” friends about it.
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General Discussion / Question for creating patterns for resale
« Last post by SMarston on January 28, 2020, 12:36:51 PM »Is it legal to make patterns from my own original artwork or photos and then sell them? (Obviously don’t want to sell copyrighted materials). Can’t seem to find answer anywhere else.
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Showcase / Re: dúvida urgente!!! socorro!!!
« Last post by lammert on January 07, 2020, 09:26:25 AM »A imagem de visualização na tela não possui quadros de separação 10x10, mas os quadros de separação estão no padrão no arquivo PDF. Depois de clicar em uma das imagens de visualização, o arquivo PDF será gerado.
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Showcase / dúvida urgente!!! socorro!!!
« Last post by Vânia Maria Rolemberg on January 07, 2020, 03:28:10 AM »Como faço para o meu padrão vir com os quadros de separação de 10 x 10? como está aparecendo na tela, parece não ter...
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General Discussion / Re: Cross Stitch
« Last post by Alfred on January 06, 2020, 07:12:28 AM »Dear Sir, I am a new member and I recently downloaded a pattern from pic2pat. com. I have been doing cross stitch for quite some time. However, now I will soon be starting on the largest pattern I ever worked on.
52 x 39 inches. I only use DMC thread. Can you please confirm if the thread code numbers mentioned are the actual DMC thread and that no conversions took place. The pattern has over 200 colours
Thanks
52 x 39 inches. I only use DMC thread. Can you please confirm if the thread code numbers mentioned are the actual DMC thread and that no conversions took place. The pattern has over 200 colours
Thanks
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