Re: xmas gift projects complete!

[ScienceDad]

While packing for our trip I just remembered to snap some photos - unfortunately one of the hats has already been gifted and had the most complex stitch on it (Akane from Ranma 1/2). Here are the others:

the Apple dogcow ("Clarus"), used to show the orientation of a printed page

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Darth Vader from "Yoda Stories"

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Megaman cracking open a cold one - I can't find the image credits but will post.

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Bit.Trip Runner

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A batter wearing Boston Red Sox colours. This one took a lot of hand-editing, and I ended up being dissatisfied with the end-result because it looks too much like a classic cross-stitch :-P

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-sd.

[La Ptite Bete]

That's great ideas and projects ScienceDad, congratulations !!!

[RMDC]

I can see what you mean about "classic cross-stitch" - but I think that it gives it some bonus charm. To each his own, I suppose.

[klammyq]

Those are all really cool! Do you use waste canvas, or...?

[blackmageheart]

They are all great! My favourite is definitely the Bit.Trip runner

[ScienceDad]

Those are all really cool! Do you use waste canvas, or...?

I've been using quite a lot of waste canvas lately, but no - these were done on 10ct or 14ct plastic canvas and then secured onto the hat with some clumsy stitching. Usually I iron an adhesive fabric patch to the stitches on the back of the piece but I got these done at the last minute and was feeling lazy. Worst cast scenario the plastic canvas piece will come loose and can be re-secured (I hope)

[8BitMomma]

I've never thought of sewing plastic canvas onto something before. Think I might try it out
Great job btw! I love these. I totes want the megaman one!