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Petits Pas Mignons

FAQ

How do I print patterns from your site?

There are two ways to print from our website: You can download a copy of the pattern in Adobe Acrobat Reader PDF format to your computer and then print it, or you can print it directly from your browser.Most computers come with Reader installed that allows you to read PDF files. You can download at https://get.adobe.com/reader/. Once the file is opened in Acrobat or your web browser, you should be presented with an option to print it. If not, try holding the control key and pressing P.

How can I get help with one of your patterns?

Please use the "contact us" link below to submit a ticket. Be sure to include the name or number of the pattern.

How can I customize the contents that come with a pattern?

To personalize their project, the customer can change each color to another color they prefer.

Can I sell something I made using one of your patterns?

You can use articles created from models for your personal use, you can sell your creations we give you the right to sell your creations. What is not allowed is to sell the crochet pattern for all our models.

You have a pattern that I would like in a different size - why can't you provide it?

Unfortunately we cannot provide every pattern in every size. Each new size requires a considerable amount of labor in order to modify and test the design, and certain patterns will not translate well to larger or smaller sizes. Going forward, you can generally expect adult items to be available in sizes ranging from XS to 2X, but we cannot remake older patterns that do not conform to this sizing guideline.

Can I change the needle size (or hook size) and make a pattern larger or smaller?

In order to be sure the project is the size you intend, you must work to the gauge of the pattern. Changing the needle or hook size is inaccurate and the results may or may not be satisfactory.

How do I convert a crochet pattern to knit (or vice versa)

 Knitting and crochet use stitches that are different sizes and shapes.

You can't "convert" a pattern from one to the other. Each pattern must be totally redesigned and even then, it's not always possible.

How do I know if a pattern is too difficult for me (pattern skill ratings)?

For your convenience, all our patterns now indicate skill level.

Level 1 - Beginner:  Basic stitches including increasing, decreasing and finishing skills.

Level 2 - Easy (Beginner+):  Simple stitch patterns and/or shaping.

Level 3 - Intermediate:  More complicated stitch patterns and charts.

Lever 4 - Intermediate+:  More than one stitch pattern within one pattern and more involved shaping

Level 5 - Experienced:  Intricate stitch and color patterns and/or involved shaping and finishing techniques.