Sprite Stitch Pattern Wiki

[SunkistShiek]

Haha, sorry for the frustration!

It's not your fault. I was having the darndest time trying to get the picture in the infobox and not outside it (or having nothing appear at all). My brain was putting up a roadblock for awhile. And now I'll stop spamming this thread for awhile.

Yeah, that's right - number of stitches wide x number of stitches high = total stitches. It adds up fast!

Thank you, and yes it does!

[SunkistShiek]

One more: If there are multiple patterns on the same post, but of different pictures, is it one page for each picture or one page for the post?

[Livingdeadgirl]

it really does add up .. and it is fearful that huge number but fun I'm on a piece thats 260,000 is stitches

[funkymonkey]

One other note on total number of stitches; if every square of a pattern is stitched, then yes it is just width x height. If the background isn't stitched though, it may be less. If there's a KG-chart file, it will tell you the number of stitches. The following picture has the key info circled:

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Notice 90 x 25 would be 2,250, but the count is only 807 because the background isn't stitched.

If there isn't a kg chart file and I can tell the background isn't stitched, I usually just leave that line blank.

[funkymonkey]

One more: If there are multiple patterns on the same post, but of different pictures, is it one page for each picture or one page for the post?

I have done both; if the original post has two patterns of different pictures, I usually split them. If there are two patterns that clearly belong together though, I have also combined them. For example, this post had two different patterns attached: viewtopic.php?f=5&t=1333#p23561 so I split it into the portraits: http://spritestitch.wikia.com/wiki/Chro ... th_sprites and the balloons: http://spritestitch.wikia.com/wiki/Chro ... e_Balloons

The balloons page is an example of two separate posts that I combined into one wiki; they both have links back to their original postings, and have their own infoboxes since the pattern info is different.