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Kate,
Welcome! Smile
No worries, you've done nothing at all wrong. The artwork button is inactive and can't be clicked. In testing it didn't work well, so it's still on our development list.


Wendy,
Welcome! Smile
As you probably already know the freePatternWizard doesn't generate patterns for granny squares and I'm not familiar with any program that does. Perhaps you'd like to use a different stitch? Smile


How do i create a pattern?? I want to be for a full/queen size. Please help thank you

Thanks for the nice welcome. I do not have this web page here yet so completely in the grasp. I sit here in my livingroom and when I open Stitchboard I feel like I´m abroad Laughing It take time to translate my german thougts in english words. In the same time I could bead an earring *g
But you will read about me, and see pictures of my work over time.
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MStanley,
Welcome! Smile
At this time we support only certain stitches such as single crochet, Tunisian and filet crochet. In the future we'll be adding other stitches. In the meantime, the problem with single crochet to half double crochet would make it a very different size of stitch. Depending on your gauge, you could end up with a very distorted piece. It's not the width of the stitches that's the problem...it's the height. While your stitch width would likely remain the same (unless you were to switch to a different yarn or hook than what you've been using), the height of your stitch will be more elongated, as a half double crochet is taller than a single crochet. I don't remember offhand, but I want to say a half double for me is about 1 1/2 times the height of a single crochet. It's not a lot, but it's just enough to throw it off.
With more elongated stitches, your graph for a single crochet will end up with fewer rows per inch, meaning your entire piece will be elongated. If you're working with something that isn't critical to remaining true to how long the stitches are, you'll be okay, but in most cases, I'd say your finished item will be longer than anticipated and the longer stitches may look wonky.
I wish there were more of a direct correlation, but while the width of the different stitches are usually the same, the height is usually different. Frown

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