FlossCross Free Cross Stitch Pattern Maker

Exploring more Cross Stitch Pattern making in the Cross Stitch Series. In this video, I share two programs I enjoyed exploring. MacStitch and FlossCross.
The main focus of this video is FlossCross in part because it is FREE and effortless to use!
Check out the links to these programs here:
FlossCross: flosscross.com/
MacStitch/WinStitch: www.ursasoftwa...
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[@cathierosa3730]

Thank you for the information. I am so happy that your video showed up!

[@mtnofmolehills3781]

Thank you so much for this walkthrough! I am hoping to start an Etsy shop and this video is a lifesaver. Fingers crossed!

[@RabynCady]

Great tutorial! Thanks!

[@cathierosa3730]

Question???? So which one is the best flosscross or winstitch? or both?

[@visanlala]

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[@angelah.262]

Hi. How do I fill up automatically in the pattern the removed colours from the chart with the nearest one? Thank you.

[@rechelleroseremegio-jacint5978]

Hi! Can you change the floss/thread that was converted from a regular to a special floss like a metalic or beads? Thanks.

[@opulencebydesign]

Hi, Can i ask a silly question how do you know what size as in cm or inches the finished price will be? Thanks in advance (great video! thank you)

[@gregorylaporte14]

depend on your count/inch and convert to cm

[@minagourlay1035]

I want to know the same thing - like 200....but 200 what - stitches, cm, mms????? So when you set your 'size' what is that against.....the ruler up the side doesn't specify either!!!

[@leftchopstick9141]

200 means 200 stitches so the final size depends on the count (ct) you use. It will be bigger in 10 ct Aida compare to 16 ct or more. Cross stitch ct based on inch so 10ct means 10 stitches in one inch so 200 stitches will be 20 inches long. If your pattern is 200 in width and 250 in height, usually it means 20x25 inches square in 10 ct Aida. That's why it's smaller in greater ct. Hope this help or probably you've already found out about it cause it's basic stuff in cross stitch so I guess every article or video talk about it first. It's not a silly question anyway 😃

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