Re: Cross-Stitch Question

I bought a software program that does this--some time ago, but I'm a big
help because I haven't even put it on my machine. Supposedly you scan the
photo, drawing, whatever and it will produce the diagram for counted cross
stitch. Looks simple, but I cannot vouch for it. It was not expensive, but
I don't remember. My daughter sent me a lovely picture of her cats, and I
wanted to do it for her, but that was for last Christmas, and it obviously
is not going to get done for this Christmas either!

Barb C.
"Bambi C." <blcc324@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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While cleaning out my grandparents' house, I came across some pretty paper
placemats that Grandma had saved. Is there a way they could be scanned
and turned into a diagram for counted cross stitch?

One of them actually does look like cross stitch, so it would be easy to
stitch it using the placemat as a diagram, but the other two look like
embroidery/crewel (I don't do crewel).

Thanks!

--
Bambi C.
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He was alone with the horse on a grassy hillside under a blue sky. And
there were birds singing.
(The Chronicles of Narnia)



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