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As I’m such a bitchin’ girlfriend, I decided to create a Pokémon cross stitch for Alex to make up for being a bit cruddy at chores, working all the time and worst of all, dual-screening during Masterchef. So, Project Porygon was born. Porygon Cross Stitch by Aime Cox (source: aimecx.com) And all the sprites are the perfect size to stitch (unless you do all of them at once)… To Be The Very Best Pokemon Tattoo You could also use these opportunities to trim any excess white space off the image – this will make your pattern easier in the long run. Saving online Porygon image as a PNG (source: aimecx.com) 3. Upload to My Photo Cross Stitch Lastly, we have a few updates from people still stitching the pattern. First off we have Leona Walker who has managed to complete the whole thing in only 6 years! Kudos on how awesome this looks! We can’t wait for the first-ever finish!
How cute is this!?! All credit to HardcodeEskimoKisses who created the pattern, although the above is stitched by StitchPlease. I especially love balloon Pika’s expression. Pokemon, on the other hand, is a massively popular franchise that has been around since 1996. It’s a video game series that has expanded into various media including anime, manga, and trading cards. The franchise features over 800 different species of Pokemon, each with their own unique designs and abilities. The best like no one ever was! One day I will get this tattooed on me. You know… somewhere I can hide it so no one over the age of 30 can see it… 😛 Author Maria Diaz is one of the world's best-loved cross stitch designers, and has used all her skill and experience to bring Pokémon to life in cross stitch for stitcher's everywhere to enjoy. Pokémon Cross Stitch provides full colour charts for you to stitch 20 different Pokémon in a wide range of poses-with over 50 patterns to choose from. It's a varied selection, with plenty of interesting colours and shapes to ensure hours of cross stitching fun.In my previous post, I mentioned how searching for ‘sprites’ through Google images can help you find some really simple cross stitch patterns for beginners. I was expecting to come in here today with a big list of Pokemon cross-stitch patterns, but instead, I’m just going to give you a couple of places to explore. I LOVE THIS IMAGE! One of the best scenes from the original pokemon series when they have no food, but Pikachu is hungry. Its also a great weekend project, so you might want to give it a try. I love Pokémon, nowhere near as much as I love Digimon but that might well be another post. My boyfriend Alex also loves Pokémon, probably more than I do and probably more than the non-nerd society thinks a 28-year old man should. If you’re on a Mac, you can open the file in Preview, select ‘Duplicate’ and then change the file format to JPG.
My favorite thing to cross stitch is Pokemon and for good reason. Not only is it one of the best-loved franchises out there, but there’s so much to choose to stitch, and so many in-jokes! The circumstances of one’s birth are irrelevant. It is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are.”– Mewtwo This method can also be used to create your own not-so-simple Pokémon cross stitch patterns. 1. Find a good source of Pokémon spritesYou can also pay for templates from various Etsy stores, but I’m a much bigger fan of investing about 15 minutes to save myself some Dolla Dolla bill y’all. Well that was obvious wasn’t it? One of the best Pokemon stitches of all time, has to be the largest one known. Whilst the above picture is great at showing its size, you don’t really get a grasp of it until you see this awesome video below: There are many pokemon quotes; such as “are you a boy or girl?”, but this one is basically a meme in a cross stitch. If you’re on a PC, you can do the same in MS Paint by opening the file and selecting ‘Save As’. Again, you need to choose ‘JPG’ from the drop-down. Strong Pokémon. Weak Pokémon. That is only the selfish perception of people. Truly skilled trainers should try to win with their favorites.”– Karen
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