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I dun gone and made me some art

Made these Legend of Zelda crossstitches for the boyfriend for a Christmas gift. Even though he knew I was making them, and I showed them to him, lol. I’m hoping to make a couple more in time for Valentine’s and sell them off at work.

These cards were made for my boyfriend’s parents and grandparents. I didn’t have any idea of what to get them for gifts and therefore ended up with nothing for them. So I guess the least I could do is make them some cards.
Posted by tastethehappy
December 2007
15 Responses to “I dun gone and made me some art”
admin Says:
December 26th, 2007at
10:47 am
nice cross stitching work! mass produce them and sell on the internet! hehe.
binglemumps Says:
December 27th, 2007at
12:24 pm
the cards are so pretty!! how’d you make them?
Zelda valentine’s day cross stitches… | Sprite Stitch Says:
January 7th, 2008at
5:31 pm
[...] is a great stitching from the blogger at tastethehappy. valentine’s day is still over a month away…but hey, we all know how long it takes us [...]
johloh Says:
January 7th, 2008at
5:35 pm
love it! keep up the good work!!
Dan Says:
January 10th, 2008at
12:45 pm
Those are sweet! How long did that take you? I’d so build a collection and ebay it.
Thanks, guys!
Dan, I worked on them for a few hours in the evenings/nights, so probably 2 or 3 days to complete one. My biggest problem I think is finding the correct frames, haha.
tastethehappy, those cross stitches would be awesome for my girlfriend. I bought her some of those Mii Valentine’s chocolates and this would defiantly keep the video game theme going for her gift. I’m gonna try to learn how to cross stitch now. I hope you don’t mind me stealing your idea. : / That is, if I can even figure out how to pull it off. I swear I’ll tell her you were the one who thought of it!
How big are those frames, btw?
Hey Jack,
Glad you like them! The frames are 2.5 inches by 3 inches (the image part) and I bought them at a craft store called Michael’s (though I’m sure stock varies from store to store). The Aida fabric was 18-count to get the final product to be that size. I can try to post up the pattern sometime over the weekend if you like. Check back in a couple days.
Wow, that was a quick reply! Thank you so much.
Soon after reading this article I found a few websites with some sample patterns that I’m gonna need to try out in secret.
About the Aida fabric…Is that evenweave or that other one?
Thankfully I live right by a Micheal’s. My girlfriend frequently visits there since she’s a bit of a craftster herself. I only hope that she doesn’t use stumbleupon and accidently sees this. lol.
D’oh! Stupid question sorry. I just read what evenweave was. Sorry.
I love it! Great idea. Please do post the pattern when you get a chance. This will be such a hit with my boyfriend!
lol, I don’t even know what eveneweave is. ![]()
Legend of Zelda Valentine Patterns | .tastethehappy. Says:
January 14th, 2008at
12:34 am
[...] are the patterns I created for the Legend of Zelda Valentines cross stitches. I used 18-count Aida fabric, which ends up fitting nicely in a 2.5″x3″ frame. I [...]
admin Says:
January 14th, 2008at
8:04 am
dang you popular.
haha, i saw another person’s stitches got posted on Kotaku. maybe my next one will be more popular keke.
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