Sprite Stitch Board!

faewren wrote:I've been following this project since before I joined the forums, but I have to admit, whenever I see it I have two reactions. One - Awe, because it's totally awesome and ambitious, Two - Giggles, because outside of doing the black outlines, I can't figure out your rhyme or reason for the various stages of completion of the others.

But I am impressed, and heartily encourage you to finish.

Ok, I get it...Im a freak! Lol! But my reason for running black outlines all over the shop was because I didnt have alot of money to start this, so I got the main colours which was black and the background blue just to get me started, while the other half got me the canvass!

End of the day...results are the same!

faewren wrote:I've been following this project since before I joined the forums, but I have to admit, whenever I see it I have two reactions. One - Awe, because it's totally awesome and ambitious, Two - Giggles, because outside of doing the black outlines, I can't figure out your rhyme or reason for the various stages of completion of the others.

But I am impressed, and heartily encourage you to finish.

i do whichever pokemon is within my hoop at the time! i also hate confetti stitching so i pretend like its not there. also i'm missing some colours and am too lazy to get more. its pretty much a crapshoot... (also i have my fave pokemon so they tend to get done first as well! i'm totally looking forward to meowth)

Cool. Well I am totally looking forward to your completed project.

In case any of you thought I'd given up on this project. I haven't. ^^ School and work has been trying to do me in. A word from the wise full time in both is never good. I have found some time to work on it and lo! I have found edges to this thing.

Everyone has been getting so far in this. It's very encouraging.

ami-lynn wrote:In case any of you thought I'd given up on this project. I haven't. ^^ School and work has been trying to do me in. A word from the wise full time in both is never good. I have found some time to work on it and lo! I have found edges to this thing.

Is that a Q snap frame you have there? Are they any good?

To be honest I'm not sure what frame it is. I got it from my grandma because she can no longer cross stitch. I find it is easier to keep the aida taught with it, if I can get it taught in the first place. All I have to do is twist the snap in parts and voila, my cloth is tight again. I'm also finding it is easier to use then an embroidery hoop for this large project. Mostly because I can rest it against the stand that Grandma sent up with it.

Edit: After looking it up I do believe it is a Q snap frame. Mine doesn't have that fancy stand though. Just a wooden one that I think Grandma made.

ami-lynn wrote:To be honest I'm not sure what frame it is. I got it from my grandma because she can no longer cross stitch. I find it is easier to keep the aida taught with it, if I can get it taught in the first place. All I have to do is twist the snap in parts and voila, my cloth is tight again. I'm also finding it is easier to use then an embroidery hoop for this large project. Mostly because I can rest it against the stand that Grandma sent up with it.

Edit: After looking it up I do believe it is a Q snap frame. Mine doesn't have that fancy stand though. Just a wooden one that I think Grandma made.

Does it work without the stand, or does it have to be used with it?

Lord Libidan wrote: Does it work without the stand, or does it have to be used with it?

I've been using it without the stand well at least not properly. I use my stand to rest the top part of the frame because it feels a little top heavy.

ami-lynn wrote:I've been using it without the stand well at least not properly. I use my stand to rest the top part of the frame because it feels a little top heavy.

Ah, thank you. I've been thinking about getting one.

And sorry to the other people of this thread who had to listen to this.

q snap is what i use. its the best. i use it without a stand and its fine