When you find it, click it once and then click Open.. This will import the video into your library so you can edit it. Drag the clip down to the timeline at the bottom and click on the spot where you want the AVI to end. Once you've clicked on the cut off point press CTRL + L and it will split the AVI file there.Click on the part you don't need anymore once and then press Delete..rag the clip down to the timeline at the bottom and click on the spot where you want the AVI to end. Once you've clicked on the cut off point press CTRL + L and it will split the AVI file there. Click on the part you don't need anymore once and then press Delete..
I don't know if you mean stitches or laces. There are 8 laces on a football, but there are several hundred stitches.
(number of stitches) x (number of rows) = total number of stitches. Now you know how many stitches you worked with 5 yards of yarn. Now you divide that by 5 to get how many stitches are in a yard. (total number of stitches in 5 yard) / 5 yards = number of stitches in 1 yard of yarn. You can work the swatch with just 1 yard. It will be tiny though. Remember that you will also need to measure for gauge as well.