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Import ClipArt and Images to Create Filet Crochet Patterns
For example, follow these steps: 1. Bring up Filet Crochet 2. Click File->Import 3. The Import Wizard displays
5. On your PC, select any file of the following file types:
7. Click Next
9. I changed the Red, Green and Blue values to –255.
11. Using the mouse, select an area of the pattern you want to import into your pattern. I selected the image of the butterfly on the flower. Then, Enter the max number of rows/columns you want your selection to be imported as. I entered 100.
14. Click Next 16. Click Next 17. If your
pattern is in single color mode
19. The image is pasted into your pattern with a paste box drawn around it. Press the Enter key to paste the image and remove the paste box.
2. Find a piece of black and white ClipArt that you'd like for your Crochet project 3. In Word, select Insert->Picture->ClipArt (or select Insert->Picture->From File to import an image, like a GIF or JPEG from the web)
5. Right click on the picture and select Copy
7. The image will display with a paste box around it 8. Press the Enter key to complete the paste operation. 9. And it appears as a pattern where you can edit and improve as you wish…
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You can
create patterns from your favorite ClipArt or Images. It's simple, just Copy
and Paste. To read more about the Filet Crochet software, or order,
4. There are 3 choices for inserting graphics; From a
graphic file, From a crochet pattern or From the clipboard. Choose “From a
graphic file” and click Browse.
6. I chose
this bitmap (.bmp) file of butterflies and flowers I found in my clipart
folder.
8. In this dialog, you can change the following:
10. Click Next
12. Click
Next
13. The left side shows your original selection. The right
side shows your selection as it will look on your pattern. The right side is
adjusted to not exceed the maximum number of rows/columns you entered. Use the
Back button to change your maximum selection.
15. This screen allows you to reduce the number
of colors in the image before importing. To reduce colors, check Reduce colors
and enter the maximum number of colors. I chose not to reduce colors.
then it is
using one color of thread to create it. Your graphic will be converted to black
and white. If your pattern is in multiple color mode
then your picture is preserved
in its full color.
18. Click Next
Pasting
Clip-Art directly from other software is easy to do
1. Bring up
any program that can view ClipArt--in this case I
used Microsoft Word
4. I chose this ClipArt found under Animals
6. Next, in Filet Crochet, select Paste
from clipboard -> under the Edit menu