These Bioshock stitchings are wonderful examples not only of the game’s very Art Deco style, but also what you can do in cross stitch! First up, this fabulous poster for the Rapture Masquerade Ball 1959 was pinned to the Sprite … Continued
I love this idea, it’s really simple but cute and clever too. Made from perlers with a slyly attached hook, Lakitu makes a great key holder! Via: Sprite Stitch Pinterest Board
I’ve seen things done with Scrabble tiles before, mostly names and words (obviously – it is Scrabble!) Â but this one by TileFrame is pretty good! The coloured tiles are great for this kind of art. If you look closely, you’ll … Continued
Here at Sprite Stitch we do love our epic patterns, and we have quite a few now! It’s always super exciting when somebody actually finishes one – just like this! This is, as the post title suggests, the Epic Pokemon … Continued
Navi, while being the most annoying fairy ever in Zelda history, is also a very popular character. And by popular I mean she’s been the butt of numerous jokes for a long time now. But that never stops the artists … Continued
Sometimes, the simplest ideas are the best ones. Like this Chain Chomp crocheted key cover by Pops de Milk! If you crochet, or know someone that does, there’s a nice tutorial on how to make your own at Pops’ website! … Continued
Dioramas are great, great things. Tiny versions of awesome stuff. And videogame dioramas are the best! Wuppes, from Luxembourg, makes fantastic ones, just with paper! They all have a real sense of depth and everything really pops out at you. … Continued