Your name in Japanese

japanesetranslator Susann

I find the Japanese name translator really great, I simply let output the name Susann in all possible fonts ;-)

I’m not yet sure what to do with them but nothing could be easier than to turn them into filet crochet/cross stitch embroidery charts and then we’re really going to get started with knitting, crocheting, embroidering, knotting, stencelling etc ;-))

Or I print them as signature next time on a greeting card.
Or I cut a stamp from it.
Do you have more ideas?


Links:
Your name in Japanese

Here at unikatissima:
What Can You Do With Filet Crochet/Cross Stitch Embroidery Charts?
Letter stencils
Eraser Stamps
DIY Photo Silhouette T-Shirt

Knitting and Crochet Dictionary

unikatissima Knitting Crochet Dictionary

I have already presented translations of crochet terms, now I found even more complete translation lists at Garnstudio & DROPS Design (see links below at the links).
I find them a great help at translating patterns into/from other languages.


Links:
At Garnstudio & DROPS Design: select your language, e.g. ‘American’ or ‘English’, then select ‘Tips & Help’ in the top menu bar and there into the sub-menu select ‘DROPS Dictionary’ (at the end).
There you have lists in a lot of languages into/from which you get translations, at the moment English to/from Norwegian, Swedish, Danish, Finnish, Icelandic, German, Dutch, Spanish, Portuguese and French .

Translations of Crochet Terms

Translations of Crochet Terms

To read foreign-language crochet instructions one needs translations of the relevant terms.
I found a site with translations in several languages:
Crochet Terms in Six Languages (English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Polish).
Happy crocheting! :-))


Links:
Crochet Terms in Six Languages (English, Spanish, Italian, French, German, Polish)