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RainCookie — Cross-stitch pattern Tutorial
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I'm playing a game right now D:
I'll put something witty here later.
Hope you enjoy :c
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THIS IS SO MUCH AWESOME
Thank you for doing this. Will be a great life-saver when working on my own patterns. Still need to fiddle a bit around to get sizes that won't make you end up with a 100cmx100cm results
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Hey this really helps, but, where do you find the tool that replaces the images with a pattern, for the black and white printing? I only have Photoshop CS 3, if that helps...
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i have photoshops cs5 and when I change the preferences it doesn't show up e.e
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is it with a big ... not ... pixel picture possible too?
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This was so incredibly helpful! Thank you so much!
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ohhhh i tried that on photoshop elements 6.0 and then retried it on cs3 and it worked
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I'm sorry to sound noobish but how do you know what colour of thread to use?
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I was afraid I'd lost the only way I've found to make a proper cross-stitch pattern in Photoshop, and then I found that this does still work with CS5. Yay!
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This is SO Helpful...Now..i can do icon..pixels and others...I LOVE your Tutorials! Keep up the Awesome Work!
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very cute! I might get into this 
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btw! i suggest for some people if they really dont want to make their own, there are some extensive perler beads patterns that they can find with a bit of research - basically the same thing
Do you have to have a ring when doing stitching?
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Awesome tutorial! 
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I haven't done cross stitch since I was a little kid... now knowing that I can do something more exciting than the random flower patterns at the store... I'm inspired to try again :>. Thanks for the tut!
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No problem! :) Best wishes on stitching!
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Thanks so much for this! I just got started into cross-stitching and bet this will be fun when I'm more skilled. Also, I bet I can make it work just fine with GIMP.
Thanks again!
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No problem!
Feel free to ask if you have any questions~~ C: Good luck on your arts-and-crafts!
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Thanks a lot ! I was actually thinking about how to do that, so I'm happy that you bring me the answer
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Ahh, no problem! :)
Feel free to ask any questions if you have :)~
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No, but I wish I knew how!
My grandma knows how to knit tho ^_^;;
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Omi-god. THIS IS GREAT... i never thought of it. im a huge fan of cross stitching but buying them in store is like AUD$ for an A4 pattern, which is rather costly and the images are quite limited. So this is great, Thanks so much ~!
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i tried this on GIMP for at least 2.5 hours and kaboom nothing!! u think u vould help me? if no, i can understand!
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*cry* I can't do it! CS2 BAKA!!! arrrrrrrrrr
but thank you... TT____TT
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wow thankyou so much! this is very helpfu! iv been trying to figure out how to do this for a while!
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Hi I found this extremely useful but after you do that how do you know what colours to use and if they're the right ones?
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There are several companies online that have a color chart online, so you can easily match it with that if you're making your own pattern with your own color palette.
Personally I try to match the pattern colors to the colors that I already have (since I don't want to buy excess threads). Don't know if that made much sense, but I guess the best way to put it is that you have to try and guess.
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