I'm sure you have found it, but in the intro screen, there is away to say how many colors you want, it defaults to 20 but if you only want two and want to avoid the merge - change that to 2, it will save a ton of time :)
I'm so glad i found this tutorial video! God bless you for this, really😩😩😩❤🙌. Been struggling with understand how to us stitch fiddle to customize names for my client's project and this popped up just below😢. i'm so glad❤
I wonder if it would be better to apply a black and white filter on your graphic in canva first before exporting it to see if that helps you get a cleaner result faster in stitchfiddle? (To save the step of cancelling out shades of gray etc)
I plan on making a blanket that will have mixed stitches (single and puff). Majority of the blanket will be done using single crochet but, there will be several designs in the blanket using the puff stitch. I am hoping to make the blanket 48 x 36. Do I make a gauge swatch using single crochet or the mixed stitch?
If it were me, I would make a gauge swatch with sc to get the base line of my stitches and rows. This would be the max. I would also test out the added height and/or width a puff stitch adds in a row and account for that by decreasing the starting amount of chains and the planned for rows. 😀
For the swatch, if I have 4 colors for my final design. Will it change the size of the swatch if I make it with only one of the colors that I will use? Or should randomly include all of my colors in in the swatch?
Yes, if you plan to carry the yarn across anywhere, you should do the gauge swatch how you plan on doing the pattern. So if you plan on carrying one yarn on either side of a design, do the gauge swatch like that also. ❤️
@@CozyNooksDesigns I’m planning to do the intarsia technique on my color work project. Also, if I understand correctly, you’re suggesting me to recreate my design but in the format of a gauge swatch? Including all the colors. If so, how would you suggest that I do that?
@@r4ch37d4 if you are doing the intarsia crochet techniques (dropping the color when you switch and not picking it back up until the next row), then no, you don’t need to recreate the design for the gauge swatch. If you are planning on carrying a color and crocheting over it, that creates additional height per row, and I would include that in a gauge swatch. 💜
I want to make a blanket that has diagonal stripes with a picture and wording in the middle. I was thinking about doing a c2c but I don’t want my stripes to be blocky. Is there a way to make a graph for working diagonal that won’t make my stripes blocky?
How do you create a crochet pattern with single crochet and puff stitches with words and designs. I’m trying to make a blanket 76” x 80”. Is this possible?
yes that's possible! Very similar process. Make a gauge swatch with puffs and single crochet and see how many stitches and rows a 5" square makes. Put that in for the gauge, and you should be good to go! ❤
@@CozyNooksDesigns Thank you so much for your help. So I would make a poster with my design in Canvas first, is that correct? Then when I put it in Stitch Fiddle that will transform to my gauge I put in?
What I have seen is to have the graph divided in sections to account for the decreases. For example: a graph showing rows 1-5 with a design that fits for that row, etc.
Start with a gauge swatch to see how many stitches fit in a 4" square. For example: if there are 17 stitches and 16 rows, your finished piece will be about 63 inches wide. Depending on how big your graph is, you can center it on that. ❤
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I'm sure you have found it, but in the intro screen, there is away to say how many colors you want, it defaults to 20 but if you only want two and want to avoid the merge - change that to 2, it will save a ton of time :)
I saw that update! SO helpful. It really does save a TON of time. Thanks for pointing that out! I've been meaning to do a followup video.
Thank you. This is very helpful
I’m glad you found it helpful. 🩷
This was so helpful - thank you for sharing!
Thanks! that was so helpful 😀
You have inspired me to give it a go. Thank you so much❤
I'm so happy to hear this! Warning: It can become addictive, though. 😂
Thank you!
This was very informative. Thank you!
Glad you liked it. ❤
Love this!! Can't wait to try it out!! Awesome video!! ❤❤❤
Thank you! Stitch Fiddle came out with a feature to design within their website, so I need to do a part 2!
I'm so glad i found this tutorial video! God bless you for this, really😩😩😩❤🙌.
Been struggling with understand how to us stitch fiddle to customize names for my client's project and this popped up just below😢. i'm so glad❤
Oh good! I’m glad it helped you! 🩵
Your video was the best! And I love your nails! 🥰. Now I will practice!
Thank you so much! 🥰
thank you so much, this is really helpful. I gained new knowledge 🙏💚
I’m glad it was helpful for you! ❤️
Do you write the pattern the same eve for puff stitch lettering ?
Yes 🩷
I wonder if it would be better to apply a black and white filter on your graphic in canva first before exporting it to see if that helps you get a cleaner result faster in stitchfiddle? (To save the step of cancelling out shades of gray etc)
That’s a good idea! Would be worth trying.
I need help figuring out greek letters for a bucket hat.
I’ve had the best luck going to dafont.com, finding the font I like, typing it out on word, and uploading a picture to stitch fiddle. ❤️
I plan on making a blanket that will have mixed stitches (single and puff). Majority of the blanket will be done using single crochet but, there will be several designs in the blanket using the puff stitch. I am hoping to make the blanket 48 x 36. Do I make a gauge swatch using single crochet or the mixed stitch?
If it were me, I would make a gauge swatch with sc to get the base line of my stitches and rows. This would be the max. I would also test out the added height and/or width a puff stitch adds in a row and account for that by decreasing the starting amount of chains and the planned for rows. 😀
@@CozyNooksDesignsthank you for your suggestion, I will try it! I appreciate your tutorial and advice.
@@MoniqueD-yf6do Happy to help! Sounds like a pretty blanket. ❤
For the swatch, if I have 4 colors for my final design. Will it change the size of the swatch if I make it with only one of the colors that I will use? Or should randomly include all of my colors in in the swatch?
Yes, if you plan to carry the yarn across anywhere, you should do the gauge swatch how you plan on doing the pattern. So if you plan on carrying one yarn on either side of a design, do the gauge swatch like that also. ❤️
@@CozyNooksDesigns I’m planning to do the intarsia technique on my color work project. Also, if I understand correctly, you’re suggesting me to recreate my design but in the format of a gauge swatch? Including all the colors. If so, how would you suggest that I do that?
@@r4ch37d4 if you are doing the intarsia crochet techniques (dropping the color when you switch and not picking it back up until the next row), then no, you don’t need to recreate the design for the gauge swatch. If you are planning on carrying a color and crocheting over it, that creates additional height per row, and I would include that in a gauge swatch. 💜
@@CozyNooksDesigns oooh oki, I understand now!!! Thank you very much!!!
I want to make a blanket that has diagonal stripes with a picture and wording in the middle. I was thinking about doing a c2c but I don’t want my stripes to be blocky. Is there a way to make a graph for working diagonal that won’t make my stripes blocky?
You could always do regular sc or hdc on the bias! That should be non-blocky and would be diagonal.
How do you create a crochet pattern with single crochet and puff stitches with words and designs. I’m trying to make a blanket 76” x 80”. Is this possible?
yes that's possible! Very similar process. Make a gauge swatch with puffs and single crochet and see how many stitches and rows a 5" square makes. Put that in for the gauge, and you should be good to go! ❤
@@CozyNooksDesigns Thank you so much for your help. So I would make a poster with my design in Canvas first, is that correct? Then when I put it in Stitch Fiddle that will transform to my gauge I put in?
@@maydipalma2827 Yes you can use Canva or Word, whichever you're most comfortable with.
I want to make a halter top with words on it how do I do that?
How would I convert a chart into a hat pattern
What I have seen is to have the graph divided in sections to account for the decreases. For example: a graph showing rows 1-5 with a design that fits for that row, etc.
I have 226 stitches to make a afghan, I'm wanting to put a graph in the center of it. How do I do the math
Start with a gauge swatch to see how many stitches fit in a 4" square. For example: if there are 17 stitches and 16 rows, your finished piece will be about 63 inches wide. Depending on how big your graph is, you can center it on that. ❤
Way too technical for me. Because I can’t figure out how this works with projects worked in the round (ex, beanies or round rugs).
I’ll try to make another video showing how to do it in the round. It’s very similar!