How to Make [Basic] Cross-Stitch Patterns

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So... I have no idea how to get a journal I submitted to start showing up in my gallery. To work around this problem and make sure that my articles for projecteducate don't get lost forever I'll be submitting these little things so that when people look at the tutorial section of my gallery they have the opportunity to find it.
_{Also so that I can find it because scrolling through my journal history is a pain.}

You can read my article here:
How to Make Basic Cross-Stitch PatternsArtisan Crafts
Making cross-stitching patterns is something everyone can do! It can be as simplistic as taking some graph paper, drawing out what you want, and then stitching it on your fabric grid. Or, cross-stitching can be done digitally, which is what I'm going to be showing you here today.
It's worth noting that the stylization I am going to show you is of the "full cross stitches only" kind. This is different from my personal style of patterning, which is miles of backstitching and partial stitches and tiny beaded details.
Why would you want to make a cross-stitch pattern? Perhaps you want your photo converted, and you don't want to pay someone else to do it, or maybe you need to do edits yourself to get the image you want. Whatever your reasons, know you have the ability to do it already.
Digital Options

There are many, many, many choices online for pattern conversion both paid and free. If you hop on over to your favorite search engine an

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