Gamertell

So my latest cross stitch also happens to be my smallest - it is a mudkip from the Pokemon games. To give an idea of the scale of it, I placed a pumpkin seed next to it. I also have to say that, while this cross stitch still had a substantial amount of color, it was the easiest to finish. I’d definitely recommend Pokemon sprites to beginning cross stitchers.

I wanted to do something small since I was working partially on a The World Ends with You cross stitch. I came across the Pokemon Elite 2000 Sprite Source and decided to go with a Pokemon Mystery Dungeon mudkip sprite. It made a simple and clear pattern with an easy color scheme. Only two shades of blue, orange, white and black embroidery floss were needed to create the mudkip.

I have a bigger project prepared for next week, which I’ve actually already started on. It’s a cross stitch of Nils and Ninian from the first GBA Fire Emblem game. Since mudkip was so easy to do (he only took about an hour to make), I started working on next week’s a bit early.

Other finished cross stitches appearing on Gamertell include:

• Ice Climbers cross stitch
• Hamtaro from Hamtaro: Ham-Hams Unite
• Etna from Disgaea
• Prinny from Disgaea
• Peter Pepper, Mr. Egg and Mr. Hot Dog from Burgertime
• Link and Navi from Legend of Zelda
• Nemo and a frog from Little Nemo: The Dream Master
• Angel Kirby from Kirby Squeak Squad

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