This is what I did for Christmas last year, and it is also one of my first finished project since I began to knit. I’m totally a newbie, so please if anybody have any suggestions or comments, be my guest, feel free to post it! Thanks a billion :notworthy: (I think I still have to work on the edges)
I had a limited amount of yarn colour and selection cuz that was all my mom could get me from a second hand store, but I am still happy :cheering:
This is done in double knitting. Special thanks to Amy for her awsome videos! Even though I’ve invented the pattern by myself, I couldn’t have done this without the videos!
I drew this pattern in mspaint.exe, yes, that means the common drawing program that almost every computer has :teehee: I just drew the graph first and then use the bucket icon thing to put colours in square by square, unless it’s a big area of the same colour then I’ll use another quicker way just to save time
It was not too complicated, just takes a little time, I know you can do it too! :cheering:
I drew this pattern in mspaint.exe, yes, that means the common drawing program that almost every computer has :teehee: I just drew the graph first and then use the bucket icon thing to put colours in square by square, unless it’s a big area of the same colour then I’ll use another quicker way just to save time
It was not too complicated, just takes a little time, I know you can do it too! :cheering:[/quote]
:?? but how’d u get all the squares so perfect??
I drew this pattern in mspaint.exe, yes, that means the common drawing program that almost every computer has :teehee: I just drew the graph first and then use the bucket icon thing to put colours in square by square, unless it’s a big area of the same colour then I’ll use another quicker way just to save time
It was not too complicated, just takes a little time, I know you can do it too! :cheering:[/quote]
:?? but how’d u get all the squares so perfect??[/quote]
Actually it is much simpler than u might have thought :teehee:
First I drew a single square, and then I just keep on copying a pasting it until I’ve got enough squares for my pattern, and that’s it!