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20 years ago

Does anyone know of a good cross stitch software that I can use to convert photographs to a cross stitch graph, that also will give me a color chart? please email me , imcelina2@hotmail.com. Thank you.

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stitchntime9
20 years ago
I have pc stitch that I'm happy with ... it's easy to use and fairly accurate on colors.
celina_2006
Original Author
20 years ago
Did you purchase this software, or did you download free from a site. please email me, as I often don't think to check this site. imcelina2@hotmail.com. thanx a bunch Celina
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stitchntime9
20 years ago
No I purchased the software for $39.95 after I was downloading from the DMC website that required you use the PC stitch reader, liked it so well, I did a search for who had it locally, got in my car, went to that store, and bought it.
katie56
20 years ago
I also have PC Stitch, I am still practicing, trying to get the hang of back-stitching. Other than that I think it is pretty easy. I purchased on-line from PC Stitch website.
celina_2006
Original Author
20 years ago
thanx, for the reply, i will search for it and buy. Celina

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