Filet Crochet 13.2 Upgrade

Crochet Designs is proud to release Filet Crochet version 13.2. If you already own a previous release of Filet Crochet, you can upgrade now for only $9.95. A previous version must be currently installed on your PC. Order at this great price until October 31, 2011!

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New Features in Version 13.2

Borders. The Borders tool allows you to add borders to your pattern with a click of the mouse.
- Adding a Border
  1. Selecting Borders under the Tool menu or the Border button from the Toolbox will display the Borders dialog box and place you in Borders mode . In the dialog box, you will see some of the available borders to select from. Select the Next button to continue browsing borders.
  2. All together there are over 20 predefined borders to choose from.
  3. Selecting a border and the Apply button will automatically draw the border all the way around your pattern.
- Creating a Border
  1. You can create your own borders. Select Create Border button. If you are currently working on a pattern, you will be asked to save it. Next the Create Border dialog will appear and the screen will display a template on which to create your border. You will also see 4 pink tab boxes. To change the size of your border, use your mouse and move the tabs.
  2. Draw on the template to define each of the following areas.
  3. Top repeat area - what you draw here will repeat along the top of the pattern till the top is filled in. (Look for the letter X in the template and the letter X's in the pattern where the border was applied.)
  4. Bottom repeat area - what you draw here will repeat along the bottom of the pattern till the bottom is filled in. (Look for the letter P in the template and the P's in the pattern where the border was applied.)
  5. Left repeat area - what you draw here will repeat down the left side of the pattern till the left side is filled in. (Look for the letter Y in the template and the Y's in the pattern.)
  6. Right repeat area - what you draw here will repeat down the right side of the pattern till the right side is filled in. (Look for the letter Z in the template and the Z's in the pattern.)
  7. The corners - what you draw here will display in that corner. (Look for the letters O, A, L and K in both the template and the pattern.)
    
    Border Template Border Applied to a Pattern
  8. After you complete your border, select the Save button. You can now apply your border to any pattern.
- Deleting a Border
  1. You can delete borders by selecting a border from the Border dialog box and selecting Delete Border button.
  2. The border will be deleted from the dialog box and cannot be undone.
- Paging thru Borders
  1. You can create more borders than can be displayed. Use the arrow buttons to page through your borders.
  2. The << button will page to the first page of borders. The >> button will page to the last page of borders.
  3. The < button will page back one page and the > button will page forward one page.
  4. A page label in the Border Previewer dialog box shows you what page you are on and how many pages there are. For example “Page 2 of 5”.
Add Crochet Edging. The Add Edging button on the Finished Product page allows you to add a crochet edge to your finished pattern with the click of the mouse.
1. Adding a Edge. Selecting Add Edging button on the Finished Product page will display the Add Crochet Edging dialog box. In the dialog box, you will see a list of all the available edges that will work with your pattern. All together there are 20 predefined edges to choose from. Selecting an edge and the Apply or OK button will automatically draw the edge all the way around your pattern.
2. Viewing the Edge Stitch Diagram. To view stitch diagram for the edge, select Go to Edge Instruction Page button in the Add Crochet Edging dialog box. Now you can print stitch diagram which shows you how to create the edging.
Enhanced Import Wizard. We've upgraded the Import Wizard. You can now adjust the picture right on the pattern.
1. In the Import Wizard select "Let me adjust the size of the picture on the pattern grid."
2. Select the Next button.
3. The images displays on your pattern. Using your mouse you can resize and move the image until it looks exactly the way you want.
4. Select Next button and continue in the Import Wizard dialog box.
Color Grid. You can now select any color for the background grid. Here the grid was changed to red.
1. Selecting Color Grid under the Options menu will display the Color dialog box.
2. Here you can select any color you want and the grid will change to that color. Above the grid was changed to red.
Row/Column Counter Color. You can now select any color for the row/column counter. Here the row/column counter was changed to light blue.
1. Selecting Row/Column counter -> Color under the Options menu will display the Color dialog box.
2. Here you can select any color you want and the row/column counter will change to that color. Above the row/column counter was changed to light blue.
Page Numbers. When you select your pattern to print over multiple pages, the pages will automatically be numbered for you.
- How to setup your pattern to print over multiple sheets of paper with pages numbers
  1. Select Print Setup from the file menu.
  2. Select "Multiple pages".
  3. Select the number squares/page average that should be printed per page. The fewer the squares per page the larger the pattern will appear blown up on the paper and the more sheets of paper will be required.
  4. Select "Display page numbers".
  5. Select OK button.