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Am I alone in thinking that the colour of Delica beads as shown on the web page for a given bead are misleading? I find that if I want to see what a bead will look like when it arrives through the front door, I need to look at the sample sheet "N-2". Here, for example, is a comparison of a few beads.
I  can accept that DB-262 is a Miyuki mistake, but the difference between the N-2 image (left) and the web page image (right) is, I would say, unacceptable.
Am I missing something? Do I need new glasses?
I'm aware that it is really difficult to accurate photograph beads that have special finishes, but none of the beads above have a special finish, but that's irrelecant imo. The actual beads look like they do in N-2, so whoever made the N-2 images got it right.
I think I need a lie down and to take some frog pills now. Thanks for reading,
B


how do i prevent stray colors in a crochet project?

Sharlene,

Sorry about the delay.  I'll send you an email.  Please reply to it and attach one of your images.

You said you're using the peyote setting.  Please also let me know the colors you're selecting.

I'll let you know once I receive your image.

Thanks.

Terry

Hello, My name is Robin. I've been crocheting since I was 7 years old. I love to crochet.  I am new to this community and I do have some questions to ask about making some charts from images that I have in my computer.
First I would like to know what type of images are allowed? What I mean is are wallpapers that you can download for free or cartoon images you can find on google allowed to be turned into crochet charts? Do I need to have permission from where they come from? For instance I have wallpapers of wolves that I downloaded for free can they be used?
TIA for any information on this matter. 

I just taped my pages together once I printed them out. I started out with the word pattern but quickly realized that since I wasn't using all the colors that the pattern called for that I couldn't tell by reading, what color I should change the written color to, so had to go to the graph and counting. I do like the size of the graph squares being able to see and count much better than the smaller squares I've used for crosstitch. Once taped I just fold my huge graph into manageable size and turn and fold as I go along the row. I don't have any problem with it.

Of course I am only using the 150 rows but still had to cut and tape 12 to 16 pages together. Worked find for me. I am crocheting two graphgans that I used pattern wizard for. Love it so far! Plan on doing many more!
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