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How come every time in Fruity Loops when i change my pattern 1, pattern 2 adjusts to the same changes!?
I trying Pattern Patterns to make a song on fruity loops version 8 but I can't figure how to work the patterns!!!!!They all play the same with the same instruments and everything. Even if the i change it one will adjust to another.Whats up with that?
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January 5th, 2011 at 10:43 am
Different layouts are usually for different types and sizes of fabrics such as 44/45″ or 60″, or with or without nap… Also, directional fabrics (ie. stripes) or repeating designs (assuming you want to match them up) use more fabric than solids or random prints because you have to be fussy with the layout. You will choose the layout that best matches your fabric width and type. Hope this helps!
January 5th, 2011 at 11:11 pm
Most knitting patterns give you the overall measurements. As one of the answers already provided here stated, you can crochet to meet those measurements, but because crochet is a bit heavier, you will not get the same type of drape UNLESS you use a larger crochet hook and/or thinner fiber. Playing around with swatches will give you a good idea of what combination to use. There is a book out on this called “Knit to Crochet,” Reg $19.95, currently on sale at AnniesAttic for $7.95 (See it here: http://www.anniesattic.com/crochet/detail.html?prod_id=17180)As for recreating the “knit” look — there are two techniques you can look into. First, the most well known, would be the Tunisian/afghan technique. This is done with a long crochet hook that has a “stopper” on the end. If you’ll be utilizing many loops at a time, I highly recommend in investing in the hooks that have the cables. This will reduce strain on your hand/wrist (I learned this the hard way by spraining my thumb due to the excess weight held on the hook!). Once you’ve mastered the Tunisian technique, learn the “knit” and “purl” stitches … and remember to soften the drape, use a large hook! (To learn more about Tunisian, check out the book “101 Easy Tunisian Stitches,” reg 14.95, currently on sale at Annies for $10.95. (See it here: http://www.anniesattic.com/crochet/detail.html?prod_id=14871) The other technique, not as well known, is one that doesn’t just mimic the knit stitches, as Tunisian does, but rather creates TRUE knit stitches — all with a crochet hook! I discovered the technique a few months back and JUST love it!!! … it’s called “The Amazing Needle” … and there’s only one place you can purchase it: http://www.amazingyarn.com. (If memory serves me correctly, they do give CGOA members a discount; if you’re not a member but want to learn more about the organization then visit http://www.crochet.org) With each hook you purchase it includes the “how to instructions” … be sure to ask for the “knit” instructions.I hope this helps,~Dee StanzianoCYCA Certified Crochet Teacher
January 6th, 2011 at 10:51 am
There’s a pattern in the book “Funky Knits: Knitting Know-How for Hip Young Things” by Carol Meldrum. If your local library doesn’t have it, they can probably get it for you via an interlibrary loan.There are patterns for comical cacti, pop-up cacti, and cactus finger puppets in the 20-pg. pamphlet “Bazaar Knits” by Jean Greenhowe:http://www.jeangreenhowe.comThere’s a pattern for a felted barrel cactus in the Stitch ‘n B!tch calendar by Debbie Stoller. If you can’t find the calendar, the designer is going to post the pattern on her blog: http://westenddesignsknits.blogspot.com/search/label/knitted%20cactusOr you can buy a similar pattern for $5 athttp://www.knittingzone.com/catalog/product_info.php?pName=felted-barrel-cactus-fsp46Here’s a variation on the Craftster pattern that Lynn M. W posted: http://bittersweetblog.wordpress.com/2006/11/17/a-cactus-is-forever/http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=100575.0Here‘s a Craftster pattern for a cactus tea cozy that you can modify:http://www.craftster.org/forum/index.php?topic=151843.msg1507957#msg1507957This Japanese book has a cactus pattern:http://www.amazon.co.jp/exec/obidos/ASIN/4529039714/ref=pd_sim_dp_4/249-8674117-7877914For inspiration, check out this Flickr group just for pictures of knit & crocheted cactus: http://www.flickr.com/groups/365181@N24/
January 6th, 2011 at 10:40 pm
I don’t really know how difficult these patterns are, but I can’t imagine them being too hard. I looked on Simplicity’s web site and found 4 patterns for 11 1/2″ dolls. Here are the numbers:4702471957857073Here’s the web site too, so you can look at them. Have fun! Your granddaughter will love having a whole new wardrobe!
January 7th, 2011 at 10:34 am
it dosent do that for me. ive never heard of that actually. i would try fl tech support http://forum.image-line.com/viewforum.php?f=200 however, you may need to register.
January 7th, 2011 at 10:22 pm
yes its called the universe