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first time poster but lurking for a couple of months and love the site. anyway, i find that midna is vastly under appreciated and thought i would make a pattern for her. so i found a picture and stuck it into kg-chart and it turned out beautifully!!....okay, so i did 2 midnas, but one is far better than the other. hope you enjoy!!

i probably should have put the .sth files in the first post so you could get a better view of them. my bad. feel free to edit them as you deem fit.

They are really nice

hey, been looking to do a midna cross stitch for my friend and your first midna one looks really cool when shes n imp, but finding it hard to picture what itd look like. could you post the original picture please.

i couldn't find the original image to save my life, so i used the .sth file and made the pattern look like this:
i hope this helps. i could post other midna patterns if you like. i have a few that i've made since i made these two.

thats really nice, ive been looking at other picture as well

http://browse.deviantart.com/?qh=&secti ... na#/drivts

http://www.creativeuncut.com/gallery-03 ... midna.html

http://wantmidnaback.com/images/gallery ... Midna.html

if you could mke any of them into a pattern would be amazing, my friends wanting to do one as well

If you're using fan art, particularly ones that say DO NOT USE WITHOUT PERMISSION, you'll want to let us know you actually have permission ^^

thats a good point, never thought to check :S ill have to check

this pattern is one of my very first patterns i ever ever made, and i, therefore, have to apologize for quality. it was made in a program that wasn't kg-stitch of PC stitch...in fact, i forgot the name of the program i used. it's a sepia version of the second picture you posted. 14.5x14.5 inches for the finished version. there's a lovely little picture of the "finished" version in the bottom right corner of the pattern. all i remember about the source of the picture is that it was somewhere on google. it was not originally sepia, the program i used made it that way. like i said, it was one of my first attempts and i was naive in the ways of pattern making. anyway, here it is, in it's HUGE glory. use it as you wish, since i won't be stitching it anytime soon, if ever.
did i mention how it's huge?

EDIT: the numbers from left to right mean:

DMC thread #
amount of stitches per color
amount of skeins needed of that color