The size of the chart symbols can vary from 6 to 20 to the inch, and it will accommodate Aida in 9, 11, 14, 16 and 18 count as the fabric. The program will print a chart in colour or monochrome, print a key, fabric details and also creates a unique cross reference image of the chart pages and their location on the original image.
Macstitch review zip file#
The zip file includes a standalone Windows 32 bit exe file (works on Win XP & Win 7 32bit & 64 bit), contains a little html help file and the source code in C++ so you can check for yourself that it won't damage your PC. However, I still prefer the output from my program.Īs of today, you can download my program too for free. The programmer of Ryijy & I have corresponded by e-mail, exchanged some source code etc & his program now addresses many of the issues I had with his program. That wasn't good enough, so I created my own program that read the picture produced by 'Ryijy' and made a multi sheet chart in the way I wanted. When I came across it (ver 1.3.3) it insisted on printing the whole chart on one page. It's a nice little program that reduces colours to either the DMC palette or your own defined palette, offers basic re-sizing & cropping and printing of a chart. I use the freebie program 'Ryijy Stitch Designer' Does anyone know if STOIK or PC Stitch provides that? Thanks in advance! I'm so excited to be apart of this amazing group of individuals! Also, the auto backstitching function is very important to me. Does anyone have a critique comparing the two programs? I would mainly be using photos as opposed to designing my own patterns (I am not nearly that artistic to have an eye to create from scratch).
Macstitch review software#
Anyways, I was exploring the software available for pattern making and thought that PC Stitch had the best reviews, however, I just tried the demo for STOIK Stitch Creator and was blown away! It was my first attempt using a photo I had taken and coverting it to a pattern with virtually no effort. gifts that I would like to make by hand (i find them more genuine then those bought). I just finished my son's christmas stocking which came as a kit and am now getting braver by attempting to create my own designs. I started during the Summer and have found my love for needlework grows everyday. I am new to the forum and am quite the novice when it comes to cross stitching.
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