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Fabric size

15 years ago

Help!! I am getting ready to start a new design and need to know how to convert it to a different size. The original is 16" X 34" on 25 count ( over 2 threads) Lugana. I want to use 14 count Aida. How large do I need to make the Aida fabric? Can anyone help?

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msmeow
15 years ago
Divide the number of stitches in the design (use the grid on the chart to help) by 14 to get the number of inches the design will cover. So, if the design is 100 stitches wide, 100 / 14 = 7.14.
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