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Pokemon Cross Stitch Tutorial
By ladygekko
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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.
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.
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So...how exactly do you make the grid? That's where I'm lost. I understand everything else perfectly, it's just the actual making of the grid. :/
This is awesome.
so... how would you recomend keeping the white background from absorbing any of the oils/dirton your hand. I crossed stitched maybe... twice prior... back in high school. And I remember that was a problem I had. X.<
wow your good
I should totally try this! Thanks for the tutorial! 
Thanks!
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.
Very well made tutorial! Thanks!!!
Sorry, I forgot to ask. What program are you using to make the grid and combine it with the sprite? Will Paint.Net do the same thing?
Thank you so much for this! I've only been able to do PokeBalls because they were so simple, but now I can expand it!
i always wanted to learn how to cross stitch, and since i love pokemon so much this is my initiative
this is awesome! thank you for the tutorial!
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.
This will be extremely useful - I plan on cross stitching all the Pokemon once I've finished with my current project
*has a sudden urge to cross stich now*
So....CUTE
So....CUTE
This is genius! <3
I never thought of cross-stitching pokemon this way XD
Thanks for sharing~!
I never thought of cross-stitching pokemon this way XD
Thanks for sharing~!
This is good but you did not mention how you knew what color thread numbers you needed.
sorry... need to fave 
this is so cool! thanks for posting how to do thus <3
thanks for posting how to do thus <3You could use any program. I'm poor and just use MS paint to do this 
I have a question that I can't find the answer to anywhere online. How do you get the graphic to go on top of the graph? Do you have to use a program like Photoshop?
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