Frustration is at a boil over level - I am in dire need of a weave pattern for Army Sergeant Major. It is for our oldest son. I spent many hours searching the internet and forums and find anything. I am not computer savvy and yes have tried one of the programs to make my own pattern. Would anyone have the pattern/left list that would share it? And is there a one stop shop that would have tons of patterns for sale? First and foremost I need the sergeant major pattern.

I haven't looked that closely but this site seems to provide patterns for weaves and such? I ran away from it as quickly as I stumbled onto it but it jumped in my head when I saw your thread.

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Good luck,

christopher ball Wrote:
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> Frustration is at a boil over level - I am in dire
> need of a weave pattern for Army Sergeant Major.
> It is for our oldest son. I spent many hours
> searching the internet and forums and find
> anything. I am not computer savvy and yes have
> tried one of the programs to make my own pattern.
> Would anyone have the pattern/left list that would
> share it? And is there a one stop shop that would
> have tons of patterns for sale? First and foremost
> I need the sergeant major pattern.

Have you posted your question to " The NERBs Custom Rodbuilders " group on Facebook ? Someone there might be able to help .

Make your own like I do. Like I did the Marine corps emblem. If you can get it on grid paper with 1/8" grid you can make your own, then all you have to do is weave it. I like 1/8" grid because it is easier on my eyes. I don't use a LEFT LIST, I weave directly from pattern.

I posted on a couple FB but didn’t get any replies.


Graph paper- I can draw a stick figure Lolol I did think of that though and even tried to get someone else to draw it, didn’t come out to well..

I have searched for a site that would sell patterns. I can only find a few but they only have a very limited selection.

Hello Christopher.

Kerry has it right, get a 1/8th" grid and print it onto clear sheet of plastic and then lay the plastic on the scanner part of your printer and the item you want on top of that and print it.

You have to number both the top and the left side, and bingo "left List".

Hope this helps.

Tight Wraps & Tighter Lines.

Bob,

New Bern, NC.

christopher ball Wrote:
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> I posted on a couple FB but didn’t get any
> replies.
>
>
> Graph paper- I can draw a stick figure Lolol I did
> think of that though and even tried to get someone
> else to draw it, didn’t come out to well..
>
> I have searched for a site that would sell
> patterns. I can only find a few but they only have
> a very limited selection.

Don't sell yourself short, YOU can do this!

Thanks y’all - I am going to try the graph paper , scan method .