Zelda Fairy Lake

[michi]

This has been a long time in the making, but it's finally done. I never did get very far in this game as a kid, but I do vividly recall this scene and thought it'd be a fun one to recreate. Hope you guys like it. I've definitely enjoyed seeing everyone else's projects in this forum.

[corbin]

It looks great and I think it is fair to say anyone that has played Zelda has fond memories of the fairies

[DWgrrl]

looks great! how long did it take you too, those rocks must have been soo annoying being so repetitive!

[deborah]

It looks good. I played the nes zelda game but I didn't finish it. I have the book called Tips and Tricks that helps with the game. My boyfriend likes the zelda games. I did a few cross stitches of zelda. Do you mind sharing the pattern for this?

[Pandora]

Wow that looks great!
And that is a very memorable part of the game indeed.

[michi]

It took me a little under a year to finish, but I worked on it pretty inconsistently. --And yes, the rocks were definitely tedious!

As for the pattern, unfortunately, I'm working off a trial version of "Stitches" (I'm a Mac user), and since it's a trial version, I'm unable to save the pattern in a shareable format. (I can only open the file in the program, and I actually worked off my laptop screen when I made this.)

Thanks to everyone for the kind words. I'm already thinking about what game/scene to do next.

[Tandpetan]

Holymacarony! That´s really beautiful, and I really love that frame to that crosstich! Adorable!

[amynumba2]

I must take my hat off to you

Zelda is one of my all time favorite games. My boyfriend and I only recently beat it so I can relate with everyone else who didn't play it all the way through.

Your work is absolutely beautiful though How big is the picture?

[Zombified]

This is super cute.
I've always loved this scene, too.
Great work!

[michi]

amynumba2: Thanks! The stitched section is (roughly) 14" x 12.5". It's in a 16" x 20" frame.