Final Fantasy Bookmark

Video game craft projects made with thread and needles...
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Final Fantasy Bookmark

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This is my new favorite thing. My wife and I realized this amazing connection between 8-bit and cross-stitch last year, and I finally got her working on a few projects. The first was a bookmark of four of the original Final Fantasy characters.

I love it.
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I asked her if I could start stitching, but she said no, she'll do the stitching, I'm just in charge of giving her ideas.
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Then I found your forums! Now, I've got too many ideas!
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Follow up:

Her second project was these Mega Man patches for my brother. :NES
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Those look cool!
We are the Patchwork Pokemon Gym! Fear our needles for we summon our Pokemon with fabric and floss! And we are AWESOME!!

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Ooh, how'd you/she do the edging of the patches?

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Re: Final Fantasy Bookmark

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We backed each of the aida cloth pieces with some plain cotton that was fused to some interfacing (for strength) and then satin stitched the edges in a machine. (Just set the stitch width as wide as you can and then change the stitch length to really small, like a button hole and go around twice.)

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