This is the final sketch I think, I'm sure I'll keep making alterations, but I'm moving onto the coloured version now. Lets hope it looks a lot better!
Tuesday, 6 January 2009
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4 comments:
lookin' good!
i find your graphing abilities inspiring and impressive, as always. I can't wait to see it finished!
How exciting! I can't wait to see how your work comes along. I think it's a very stately and dignified image.
It looks amazing! This will be the coolest tshirt/jumper ever.
Just thought I'd mention that stitches tend to be wider than high (like you said your tension is 22 sts and 30 rows across a 4" square), so if you are drawing this on regular graph paper, it will come out slightly wider i.e. a bit squashed when knitted. Shouldn't really make a big difference for a boat, but if you want it to be in proportion, try stretching the image file by about 30-40% in height, then print on regular graph paper.
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