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Carolyn Readsalot
New Pal
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 Posted - 12/23/2005 : 08:48:09 AM
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All I want for Christmas is a Shroud of Turin (illusion) knitting pattern...
Does anyone have a copy of a Shroud of Turin illusion knitting pattern? My son’s 21st birthday is next month and he would really like a scarf made from this pattern.
The creator of this pattern, Annie, at one time posted this pattern on the web. I e-mailed her, and she was kind enough to reply but said that she thought it was lost her last computer crash.
If anyone has a copy of this pattern, please contact me at food.for.thought@sbcglobal.net.
Best wishes to all,
Carolyn
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Kelly B
Permanent Resident
USA
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Carolyn Readsalot
New Pal
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Posted - 12/25/2005 : 4:42:35 PM
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Dear Kelly,
I can't thank you enough!!!  I was able to navigate to the page you posted above and print a copy. Believe me, I searched Google too, but I never found an archived copy on it. If there are any tricks to it, let me know.
Thank you and Merry Christmas,
Carolyn
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Andy
Seriously Hooked
USA
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fmarrs
Guardian angel
USA
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Carolyn Readsalot
New Pal
8 Posts |
Posted - 12/27/2005 : 10:06:32 AM
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There are 144 rows in this pattern. When I tried to print from the website, I only got 79 rows to show up. Pasting the image into Word didn't work either.
Try this if you aren't getting all the rows:
Open Paint (Start>All Programs>Accessories>Paint).
Go to the image, right click on it and click on "Copy".
Paste the image into Paint.
Now you can get the image printed (albeit, divided between 2 pages).
Paint does a pretty good job of dividing the rows between the two pages when printing, but there is one row that is a little hard to see. Perhaps there is a better way, but I haven't found it... yet... |
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Carolyn Readsalot
New Pal
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Posted - 12/27/2005 : 8:04:46 PM
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I have never worked a pattern with two colors where most of the row is one color and a couple of stitches are the contrasting color. From a book, I figured out how to carry the contrasting color along the wrong side with "weaving" (which I think is a Fair Isle technique), but it doesn't seem to work when I want to carry the CC along the WS when the knit side is facing the WS. Twisting the strands every couple of stitches seems to work, but is tedious.
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