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[message] => Hey can anyone help me how to convert your knit Pattern to crochet
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Not sure I understand what you are after. Your first question was "[b]convert your knit Pattern to crochet[/b]" then you say "[b]I have seen several knit look crochet pattern which use slip stitch short row[/b]"
To start with, do you knit and do you want to get hold of a knit pattern and make a crochet pattern out of it? As others have mentioned, it's not as easy as that. Yes it can be done but it's a lot of work because crochet and knit stitches are different and drape [font=Verdana][color=#5f6368]differently. So unless you are an expert in both crochet and knitting and also a maths whizz plus hour upon hour of testing (years even) it's not worth your time. Just crochet or knit pattern.[/color]
[color=#5f6368]Your next quote is KNIT LOOK CROCHET, it is eaxcly what it says it is. [/color][color=#ff0000]Crochet that [b][u]LOOKS[/u][/b] knitted, [/color][color=#000000]it has nothing to do with knitting but everything to do with special crochet stitches used to make item look knitted.
Let us know what you are after, it makes answering your question easier.
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Exactly I mean to say that how to make your crochet pattern look like knitted one. I am looking for ...[/quote]
Okay! I see you posted a couple of Bounties around the end of December for beanies from Magic 4 Kids - Adriana M, so your original question on this forum was not necessary. With Bounties you have to be patient and wait. Sometimes they come up quickly and sometimes you have to wait years. If you are not prepared to wait you can buy the pattern for $4.50 and share with the rest of the forum :-)
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Not sure I understand what you are after. Your first question was "convert your knit Pattern to crochet" then you say "I have seen several knit look crochet pattern which use slip stitch short row"
To start with, do you knit and do you want to get hold of a knit pattern and make a crochet pattern out of it? As others have mentioned, it's not as easy as that. Yes it can be done but it's a lot of work because crochet and knit stitches are different and drape differently. So unless you are an expert in both crochet and knitting and also a maths whizz plus hour upon hour of testing (years even) it's not worth your time. Just crochet or knit pattern.
Your next quote is KNIT LOOK CROCHET, it is eaxcly what it says it is. Crochet that LOOKS knitted, it has nothing to do with knitting but everything to do with special crochet stitches used to make item look knitted.
Let us know what you are after, it makes answering your question easier.
Okay! I see you posted a couple of Bounties around the end of December for beanies from Magic 4 Kids - Adriana M, so your original question on this forum was not necessary. With Bounties you have to
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Exactly I mean to say that how to make your crochet pattern look like knitted one. I am looking for ...
Okay! I see you posted a couple of Bounties around the end of December for beanies from Magic 4 Kids - Adriana M, so your original question on this forum was not necessary. With Bounties you have to be patient and wait. Sometimes they come up quickly and sometimes you have to wait years. If you are not prepared to wait you can buy the pattern for $4.50 and share with the rest of the forum :-)
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