Free cross-stitch software

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Thank you, I tried and indeed, I was able to create a mosaic, but the software I have, PhotoFiltre, even gives me the cross-stitch option, so it works. Thank you.

Where can we download PhotoFiltre for free?

Hello to you, first of all thank you for all your advice. I managed to download the PhotoFiltre software and I am happy. I used aesthetic as mentioned, then mosaic. Sometimes the image comes out very nice and easy to follow, but if there are too many details, everything becomes very difficult to see. I also have the cross-stitch option, but when I use it, crosses appear in the small squares. And I think they are not DMC symbols.

Hello everyone, I also downloaded Photofiltre, and I have used the cross stitch feature, but I don't know how to adjust this application. Indeed, a grid appears on my image, does that mean that a small square represents a cross? If anyone has an answer for me, or even additional information about this cross stitch option, I thank you in advance =)

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Hello Zazoune,
on 18/02/08, you received a message regarding KREUZ, a cross-stitch creator to do on the computer. Do you have more specific information? I would like to know more. I do cross-stitch but also hardanger and bargello.
Thank you in advance.

Thank you very much, thanks to your tip, I was able to convert photos. If you need cross-stitch consulting services, don't hesitate, I might be able to help you in return.

THANK YOU!!!
I have been looking for the solution to this problem for several months!!!
Thank you thank you!

Hello,
It's a rather complicated job!
First, it's preferable to crop the part of the photo you want to embroider using a photo editing software (PhotoFiltre, Paint.NET, GIMP, are free) and save the result in the image folder in bitmap or jpeg format.
1) In Super Point de Croix, click on conversion,
convert an image,
2) find the desired photo in the folder where it is saved, selecting "all files" next to file type:
click on the photo,
3) you can crop the photo to precisely delineate what will be embroidered
4) and above all, you can modify the colors, which is preferable. By adding +50 for red and -50 for blue, you get a sepia tone (old photo) that looks great. You can also adjust brightness, contrast, etc.
5) OK
6) This is where you will indicate the size of your finished embroidery
You then need to check if the fabric matches yours (55.12/10 cm corresponds to aida 5.5)
It's up to you to indicate the desired dimension, you will then have the number of crosses to embroider.
7) Next, you need to specify the number of colors by clicking on limit the number of colors to:
Do not exceed 20, it’s up to you to experiment...
8) you can delete or replace a color by right-clicking on it.

Good evening,
The photo you want to convert must already be located in the images folder on your computer (in jpeg or bitmap format). Be sure to select the "convert an image" option.
Have you tried uninstalling the software and then reinstalling it by choosing the custom installation to check all the boxes?
Good luck3
mumdo

Hello Puipui

Could you specify what types of patterns you are looking for? For example, for the mountains, are you looking for landscapes or themes?

For lavender, there is a free pattern on the DMC website… I’m not sure if you’ve seen it already…

Hello,
I just read your message and when I bought a magazine I saw that there was a website where you can find plenty of all kinds of grids. I think it will suit you, the site is:

www.club-point-de-croix.com Good luck for the rest, babouchkas.

My reply is coming rather late but I'm sending it anyway. I am a fan of Pinterest, which I find amazing. Indeed, you can find anything there... including cross-stitch or counted stitch patterns. Don't hesitate to sign up! It's free!

Hello,
babouchkas, I read your message from 14/05/08. Have you found a software to create your grids? I also do embroidery but I'm looking for blank grids as I do cross-stitch, hardanger, and bargello. If you have found something interesting, let me know. Thank you.