I was asked a few times how I did these. So I thought I would show everyone.
This is just the way I do it. I'm sure there are better ways.
If you don't understand my cross-stitching instructions, I'm sure there are a million websites that explain it better than me. I'm just a geek who likes cute little things to put on purses and shit. Muahaha.
I should totally try this! Thanks for the tutorial!
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This is awesome! I tend to do things the difficult way and never even thought of using a grid. So I end up struggling, trying to make sure all my stitches are where they're supposed to be. I'll be using this idea for my towel project, thanks much.
I do something similar for my cross-stitch work. I mainly do 8-bit characters, so I just blow them up in MS paint, chart out the pixels, and match the thread to the colors as closely as possible. If I am doing it on fabric, I use waste cloth, otherwise I use Aida.
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HArharharharha I am a bunny rabbit
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Michelle =^.^=
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I just applied for a ward but they said I needed to spend some time with a retard. You wanna hang out later? I got crayons!
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I just applied for a ward but they said I needed to spend some time with a retard. You wanna hang out later? I got crayons!
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-Samuel Beckett
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