Super Mario World Map WIP
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Quite a lot of progress!
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Re: Super Mario World Map WIP
I wanna stitch the map, even got a piece of linnen lying around that shoud work (if i stitch over 1 instead od 2)
But i'm having a hard time deciding which pattern to use, te originals, or funky's
Who's doing which, and is there a big difference in colors? I can't easily tell.
But i'm having a hard time deciding which pattern to use, te originals, or funky's
Who's doing which, and is there a big difference in colors? I can't easily tell.
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Re: Super Mario World Map WIP
I love the star road map! It's just adorable.
So glad to see this project is still going
So glad to see this project is still going

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I would say either one is fine to use if you're just going to do one map; if you're going to do more than one, I'd suggest using mine because I made the colors consistent throughout the different maps. Have fun! This is a long project, but the reward will be so sweetKrysta wrote:I wanna stitch the map, even got a piece of linnen lying around that shoud work (if i stitch over 1 instead od 2)
But i'm having a hard time deciding which pattern to use, te originals, or funky's
Who's doing which, and is there a big difference in colors? I can't easily tell.

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Love how it pops off of the dark aida!!!
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Decided the linen isnt going to work. Its too old and its uneven, so i wanted to go on evenweave. But the stores that i see only have pieces (28, 32, 36ct) of 50x45 cm (19,6x17,7inch) and then it only works on 36ct (stitch over one) or it wont fit. Thats very tiny stitching and i wonder if it will actually look good.
I wanted to stich it on something tinyer than the 18ct i'm used too, otherwise the end piece will be very big and i actually wanna hang it someplace nice and not take over the room.
Is there anyone that ever stitched someting on 36ct evenweave, (over one) and did it look good?
I wonder if i shoud keep looking for stores or not.
I wanted to stich it on something tinyer than the 18ct i'm used too, otherwise the end piece will be very big and i actually wanna hang it someplace nice and not take over the room.
Is there anyone that ever stitched someting on 36ct evenweave, (over one) and did it look good?
I wonder if i shoud keep looking for stores or not.
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The smallest I've gone is 32, but they came out good:
I used just one strand of floss, and had to be careful not to tug too hard on the thread.
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Re: Super Mario World Map WIP
hi guys
i'm new here and am in need of some advice. i had started this pattern a year ago but i didn't finish much. i started it again recently and then realized that the fabric i have isn't big enough..
do you guys think it's a lost cause and i should just buy new fabric or should i try adding fabric somehow to the edges? i hate the idea of adding fabric in order to finish this because i could end up with a weird crease and it just seems...bootleg. haha
it was hard enough for me to even find the size that i'm using now; where do you guys buy your fabric? if i want to do this in 18 ct., what size fabric should i be looking to purchase while taking framing into consideration? i'd estimate from my current size but i don't remember what size it is and don't have a ruler to measure it.
i'd also feel safer using someone else's cloth size who's currently working on it and not having any sizing issues.
i don't have any finished cross stitching projects under my belt so i'm a little unsure about these things. any advice is appreciated. thanks in advance. 
i'm new here and am in need of some advice. i had started this pattern a year ago but i didn't finish much. i started it again recently and then realized that the fabric i have isn't big enough..

it was hard enough for me to even find the size that i'm using now; where do you guys buy your fabric? if i want to do this in 18 ct., what size fabric should i be looking to purchase while taking framing into consideration? i'd estimate from my current size but i don't remember what size it is and don't have a ruler to measure it.



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Re: Super Mario World Map WIP
sorry to hear about that! is it too small in both directions or just in one? if you decide you want to join fabric i can explain how i plan to do it for my large project. another more artsy option would be to maybe stitch it in 4 separate pieces and then frame and hand them together. I saw a display in the mall with canvas painting like that and thought it was really sharp looking.linacakes wrote:hi guys
i'm new here and am in need of some advice. i had started this pattern a year ago but i didn't finish much. i started it again recently and then realized that the fabric i have isn't big enough..do you guys think it's a lost cause and i should just buy new fabric or should i try adding fabric somehow to the edges? i hate the idea of adding fabric in order to finish this because i could end up with a weird crease and it just seems...bootleg. haha
it was hard enough for me to even find the size that i'm using now; where do you guys buy your fabric? if i want to do this in 18 ct., what size fabric should i be looking to purchase while taking framing into consideration? i'd estimate from my current size but i don't remember what size it is and don't have a ruler to measure it.i'd also feel safer using someone else's cloth size who's currently working on it and not having any sizing issues.
i don't have any finished cross stitching projects under my belt so i'm a little unsure about these things. any advice is appreciated. thanks in advance.
back to your question - on 18 ct it would be about 28.5 inches square, so i would recommend at least 36" x 36" or larger so that you dont have to worry about getting to close to the edge. I persoanlly order all of my material from 123stitch.com - not sure about your location, but they ship to canada at a reasonable cost and speed! Best of luck!
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Re: Super Mario World Map WIP
it's too short on 2 sides. i think i'm going to head over to joann's to try and buy some cloth because i read somewhere on this forum that they sell by the yard so i'm hopeful. i already stitched the whole bottom portion so i wouldn't be able to do the 4 separate pieces without starting over.samarin wrote: sorry to hear about that! is it too small in both directions or just in one? if you decide you want to join fabric i can explain how i plan to do it for my large project. another more artsy option would be to maybe stitch it in 4 separate pieces and then frame and hand them together. I saw a display in the mall with canvas painting like that and thought it was really sharp looking.
back to your question - on 18 ct it would be about 28.5 inches square, so i would recommend at least 36" x 36" or larger so that you dont have to worry about getting to close to the edge. I persoanlly order all of my material from 123stitch.com - not sure about your location, but they ship to canada at a reasonable cost and speed! Best of luck!

i'll definitely look into that site if joann's doesn't have what i need and thanks for the size recommendation; makes things a less stressful
