#NeedlePoint

[clarawinnie]

16 frame shooting star animation. January 2022-September 2024 Needlepoint

Frames from my shooting star gif. 16 frames total. Each frame is 8x6.5 inches on a 10” mesh. Designed and animated in photoshop and needlepointed by me. I started drafting this 1/14/22 and finished animating it 9/25/24. It took approximately two years and eight months to finish. This is one of the largest projects I’ve ever worked on and I’m very happy with how it turned out.

[pardalote]

Current stitching.

Yes I know, this leaf stitch again. Yes, I know, soft greens and greys again. Sometimes you have an itch you just gotta scratch over and over.

[ID: two photographs of closely embroidered leaf stitches in different shades of green and brown. End ID]

[brezybrianne]

whale, from start to finish

Tag list: @vole-mon-amour , @gyhgui

[vintagehomecollection]

Rooms by Design, 1989

[bretzkysbs]

[citizen-zero]

fiber artists be like “this project has shaven years off my life. for endless hours I have toiled with no end in sight, a man dying in the desert of my own foolishness. my loved ones will find my withered remains hunched over in my armchair, skeletal hands grasping the finished piece that drove me to my early grave. ooooh that pattern looks awesome I must start it right away”

[nerdythangs]

Maybe people on the internet would enjoy this 10 year old meme in embroidery form. Kit by https://www.etsy.com/shop/CraftyQueerDesigns

[prinsesapagibig]

[artisticrendezvous]

Crying is a Free Action

Pattern by CrossStitchWow on Etsy Color palette chosen by me, because I need to stop buying new floss all the time

[ladyhedoniste]

I made a cross-stitch unicorn jacket patch for a friend's birthday the other day. I ended up transferring the original pattern (from an old point de filet book I found scanned online) onto google sheets so the pattern would be more readable, and then changed the shape of the snout and the horn a little to make it look a less squashed.

[oldfarmhouse]

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[clarawinnie]

My Charizard didn’t make top 300 in the Pokémon TCG 2024 illustration contest so now I can post it on social media

[pardalote]

This little piece is finished, I'm super pleased with it. Onto the next in the series (less leaf stitch for a while now, I promise).

Buffalo #1: The Approach. Wool, silk, cotton, linen on canvas.

[blistexenthusiast]

Relax We're Doing Great, Michelle Hamer

[dozydawn]

[cdelphiki]

Nightwing Cover Cross Stitch

I made a cross stitch pattern based on the cover of Nightwing #78 art by Bruno Redondo.

It's a full coverage piece, but you could skip the pale blue background if you wanted. It's a large piece, 200 by 307 stitches. How large yours will be will depend on what size stitches you do. If you do 11 count (11 stitches per inch) it will be 18.2 x 28 inches. If you do 26 count, it would be 7.7 x 12 inches. Always add about 5 inches to both measurements so you have plenty of space around your piece. You don't want the fabric to unravel and ruin your project. You can cut the fabric down after you're done if you don't like having a lot of excess.

The threads I use are all in DMC, the numbers from most used to least used are 310, 995, 3756, 3842, 437, 996, 162, 3843, 738, 739, 435, and 801. Estimates for how many skeins you need are listed on both the PDF and in the excel file.

Here's the PDF file, it's printable with a chart broken up into 20 pages. (Yes, it's huge!)

And here is the Excel file, since I built it in Excel. If the colors and symbols I picked out don't work for you for whatever reason, you can edit them in excel. My instructions inside it are meant for working with it inside Microsoft Excel, I have no idea how to use google sheets so I can't help you there. You can download the file from this link and then open it up in Excel.

Also, in the excel file, I have four workbooks. The first is the chart with a grid, broken into the 20 panels I used to make the PDF. The second is the high contrast chart without a grid, the third is the graph in the colors of the suggested thread, and the fourth is all the thread information.

If anyone ends up making this, I would LOVE to see process pictures! I started mine yesterday, and I'm so excited about it. This is the first time I've ever sat down and written up one of my patterns to share, so I hope everything is easy to follow. Let me know if you have any questions!