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CrossStitch Creations allows you
to create your own cross-stitch patterns on your PC, or convert
a picture into a cross-stitch pattern. Download the free version
to experience the capabilities of CrossStitch Creations.
View the user interface below.
| Features |
Graphics conversion to pattern
- Bmp, jpg, ico, wmf, or emf files
- Color or black & white
- Colors automatically added to pattern |
| Pattern grids to 1000H x 1000W stitches |
| Choose from 400+ DMC Colors |
| Full and quarter stitches |
Pattern views
- Colored stitches or squares, or symbols
- Multiple levels of zoom |
Editing in a select rectangle
- fill, flip horizontal or vertical, cut, copy, or paste |
Move stitches between patterns
- Cut, copy, paste operations
- Colors automatically added to pattern |
| Palette editor for manual floss selection |
| Runs on Windows® operating systems |
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CrossStitch Creations - User Interface
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CrossStitch Creations
CrossStitch Creations
will permit you to convert a computer graphic image to a cross
stitch pattern. BMP, JPG, ICO, WMF, and EMF graphic image
formats are supported. The patterns produced are very detailed
and will take you some time to complete. However, the results
are remarkable.
Graphic Image From Photograph |
Because a photograph is more detailed than you
expect, the pattern produced is highly detailed.
A graphic image containing a photograph scanned
at 100 DPI (dots per inch) will generate a cross
stitch pattern containing a stitch for each dot
scanned. |
| By example, a one-inch square section of
a photograph will create a 100 by 100 stitch pattern—this
is equivalent to a 5 by 5 inch cross stitch pattern on 20-count
fabric. The converted pattern will contain up to 100 colors.
(The scanning of a photograph into a graphic image file must
be done with software included with your scanner.)
The left eye of the graphic image above is shown here (at right)
as a finished 14 count pattern section. You may need to back
away from the screen a bit to get a better view of the example. |
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