Epic Pokemon pattern WIP!!

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Holy Cow that looks amazing!~ Keep up the awesome work! =D

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Damn, these are all so impressive and intense!
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Hi guys, I've been working on this since the 13th of November. It's been very slow progress as my Nan passed away 2 weeks ago, her funeral was held yesterday. It's been a very hard time, especially working full time for a very unsympathetic boss, but stitching has been very therapeutic, especially as my Nan used to love cross stitching so much. Anyway, here's my current progress.

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So sorry to hear your Nan passed away. Hope you are ok.

But that's some good progress, keep it up!
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Sorry to hear about your Nan... hope you are feeling a bit better.

After a lot of crocheting christmas-gift, I got to pick up my pokemon again... not as much as I hoped, my daughter turned 3 last week and now thinks sleeping is for babies... :banghead: So I haven't had many evenings to myself, but still got to do some stitching.

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When you guys are making grids for this, are you using thread or some sort of fabric pen?

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Looking at the pics, they are using water soluble ink pens that are used for patterns for sewing. I use one for my ivory/white aida when I am patterning out a large piece. It helps immensely in keep counts right.

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SofaraStarfyre wrote:Looking at the pics, they are using water soluble ink pens that are used for patterns for sewing. I use one for my ivory/white aida when I am patterning out a large piece. It helps immensely in keep counts right.
I'll have to remember that when I start this pattern...eventually. Maybe this year, if I don't get too bogged down with other projects.

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SofaraStarfyre wrote:Looking at the pics, they are using water soluble ink pens that are used for patterns for sewing. I use one for my ivory/white aida when I am patterning out a large piece. It helps immensely in keep counts right.

Where do you guys get these pens?
"much better to have a bottom that naturally flattens out than one that goes every which way when it's sitting on a surface" -RMDC

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QueenBex wrote:
SofaraStarfyre wrote:Looking at the pics, they are using water soluble ink pens that are used for patterns for sewing. I use one for my ivory/white aida when I am patterning out a large piece. It helps immensely in keep counts right.

Where do you guys get these pens?
I've seen them at Michael's, Hobby Lobby, JoAnn's...I might even have one, but I never do anything on such a grand scale that I need to use one.

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