I was at the Derby Mini Maker Faire with the rest of the Kitefamily, when I came across the people from Pics to Knits. They impressed me so much, I decided to use their website to create a Robot cushion for Kiteman's delicate tushie.
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The website can use any image that is formatted as a JPEG, GIF or PNG file.
If you don't want to use dozens of yarns at once , it's worth tweaking your image to reduce the number of colours in it. I started with the Robot image from this topic, and used Photoshop to add extra space around it, and cut down the number of shades in the image.
Uploading the image to Pics To Knits was actually quicker and easier than uploading an image here.
If you don't want to use dozens of yarns at once , it's worth tweaking your image to reduce the number of colours in it. I started with the Robot image from this topic, and used Photoshop to add extra space around it, and cut down the number of shades in the image.
Uploading the image to Pics To Knits was actually quicker and easier than uploading an image here.
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Good to see you've joined the site - why not post your own projects? Or get your friends to join up and post?
I'm not sure when I'll be using picstoknits in the near future, because I mostly like knitting shape and texture with one colour (maybe that's a future project for your coding skills?), but I have been telling all my knitting friends about it.
But, remember how we mentioned illusion knitting? Have a look at this scarf I made and Kitehusband posted for me. I bet you could do that on your website as well!
Have a splendorous day!
Sunshiine
The finished cushion should be ideal for a long plane journey :-)
Lizzy