Turn photo, graphic, image into chart

KnitPro [http://www.microrevolt.org/knitPro/] will turn a photo, graphic, or image into a chart that can be used for crochet, cross-stitch, knitting, and needlepoint. Images with large flat color spaces work best.

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john lewis | November 29, 2009 8:06 AM | Reply

does this work to produce a graph from a photo for 5 color push pin placement. i am interested in a large size..

thanks

john Lewis
Cave City, KY

Cheryl | December 5, 2009 10:01 AM | Reply

Hi, John - It doesn't look like you can limit the number of colors using KnitPro. You're probably better off designing it on graph paper using the 5 colors you need.

Annamae | March 18, 2011 9:33 AM | Reply

Hi Cheryl I had a son that passed little over a year ago. He was 4.5 months old. I took one of his photos and edited it to where he is laying on clouds with wings. I was wanting to find a way to crochet it into an afghan. If you could help that would be greatly appreciated.

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Enjoys crocheting, gardening, cats, NASCAR (especially Tony Stewart and Kyle Busch!), reading, photography, snorkeling in Kailua-Kona with sea turtles, Sizzler's Mega Bacon Cheeseburgers, hot and iced decaf coffee, dark chocolate, color (yarn, fabric), playing around with web technologies - not necessarily in that order! Still very much a beginner with quilting, knitting, and sewing. Donates crocheted lap blankets.

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Late 40s. Married to Bill. Son Greg and daughter-in-law Lauren live in Oregon. Stepson Billy and daughter-in-law Rowena are in Maui, Hawaii. Stepson Bryan lives in the Bay Area.

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