Maniac Mansion is one of my favourite computer games of all time! Decided to make some commemorative cross stitches based on the portraits in this screenshot.
If you want to make your own touching family portraits to hang either side of your bombproof security door, you can download the patterns here and here.
Threads:
Random jumble of (mostly) vintage threads, still, for completeness -
Green - V&A 815
Orange - Something by Anchor
Mid blue - No idea
Black - DMC 310
Dark blue - No idea
White - No idea
Dark gray - V&A 134
Light gray - No idea
Red - Clark's Chardonnet
Purple varigated - DMC 52
Showing posts with label cross stitch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cross stitch. Show all posts
10 May 2010
Dr Fred and Nurse Edna cross stitch
Labels:
cross stitch,
video games
30 December 2009
Oh, and while I'm back posting...
My stitching appeared in The AntiCraft a bit ago. Nifty!
Labels:
cross stitch,
the anticraft
02 August 2009
Inappropriate Starches
Made this for Matt for his birthday. Think some of the colours might be a bit dark, but I'm pleased with miniTopher and MiniDeWitt.
Sorry I've been quiet, I've been working on super seckrit projects, and a baby blanket of doom.
Labels:
cross stitch,
dollhouse
12 April 2009
Ikea cross stitch
Finished this for my dad for his birthday a couple of weeks ago.
Just some oak and some pine and a handful of Norsemen...
Threads:
Anchor stranded cotton 776 (dark green)
V&A stranded cotton 5907 (blue)
Dewhurst's Silko 988 (yellow)
Anchor stranded cotton 502 (pink)
Anchor stranded cotton 774 (light green)
Anchor stranded cotton 303 (gold) - sub
Peri-Lusta 409c (brown)
16ct navy blue Aida
Labels:
cross stitch,
jonathan coulton
15 February 2009
Summer Moth
I'm digitising a load of bits of scribbly paper. Want a free cross stitch chart?

I made this for a friend last year, but figured that it was broad enough to appeal to the internets. I spent bloody ages looking for a cross stitch pattern for a moth, then gave up and made my own.
Chart is available here.

I made this for a friend last year, but figured that it was broad enough to appeal to the internets. I spent bloody ages looking for a cross stitch pattern for a moth, then gave up and made my own.
Chart is available here.
Labels:
cross stitch,
free patterns
10 July 2008
Apparently I'm on a cross stitch kick...
Here's the one I did for Matt and Jen's wedding yesterday (which was awesome)...

And here's a half-done one that I found in my grandma's house when we were going through her stuff and finished off for her birthday.

I've run out of bits of Aida now, so maybe I'll move on to something else...

And here's a half-done one that I found in my grandma's house when we were going through her stuff and finished off for her birthday.

I've run out of bits of Aida now, so maybe I'll move on to something else...
Labels:
cross stitch
02 April 2008
Geekery
Hee, the GeekCraft group over on Ravelry crowned me 'Geek of the Week' for my Parsley Boobs rendition.
"On the crochet front, in a completely unrelated direction is Shine’s Parsley Boobs. They are based on characters from a company called Weebl’s Stuff but initially I mistakenly assumed that the characters were actually Weebles like these these Romper Room break outs. If you recognize those, I won’t be mean and put that ear worm of a jingle in your head. I was very, very wrong, though. For one thing Parsley Boobs would probably enjoy smacking Weebles around. Then again, who doesn’t really? There’s a Weebl character too though, and a Bob. But these are Parsley Boobs. I won’t front, I really know nothing about any of this, I just followed the link and watched the animated short. It’s funny. I recommend it. It’s also really, really short, like 2 minutes long short, so if you are randomly searching the forums anyway, this shouldn’t pull you away for that long. After seeing it, you see what truly impressive likenesses Shine achieved. Very nice."
I've been really super-busy lately, we've just finished running this year's Roleplaying and Wargaming Student Nationals, Tim's jetting about all over the place telling stories and we should soon be purchasing a house. Phew.
Craftwise, I'm currently getting close to finishing off Talia from the new Knitty, the bulk of which I knitted on a couple of five hour coach trips to and from London to see Jonathan Coulton's first UK gig, which of course was Made of Awesome.
Here's a photo of another Geek Project I never posted pictures of, a Black and White tribute for Alex's Yule/Christmas present:

And here's my reference screencap:

You can get the chart here
"On the crochet front, in a completely unrelated direction is Shine’s Parsley Boobs. They are based on characters from a company called Weebl’s Stuff but initially I mistakenly assumed that the characters were actually Weebles like these these Romper Room break outs. If you recognize those, I won’t be mean and put that ear worm of a jingle in your head. I was very, very wrong, though. For one thing Parsley Boobs would probably enjoy smacking Weebles around. Then again, who doesn’t really? There’s a Weebl character too though, and a Bob. But these are Parsley Boobs. I won’t front, I really know nothing about any of this, I just followed the link and watched the animated short. It’s funny. I recommend it. It’s also really, really short, like 2 minutes long short, so if you are randomly searching the forums anyway, this shouldn’t pull you away for that long. After seeing it, you see what truly impressive likenesses Shine achieved. Very nice."
I've been really super-busy lately, we've just finished running this year's Roleplaying and Wargaming Student Nationals, Tim's jetting about all over the place telling stories and we should soon be purchasing a house. Phew.
Craftwise, I'm currently getting close to finishing off Talia from the new Knitty, the bulk of which I knitted on a couple of five hour coach trips to and from London to see Jonathan Coulton's first UK gig, which of course was Made of Awesome.
Here's a photo of another Geek Project I never posted pictures of, a Black and White tribute for Alex's Yule/Christmas present:

And here's my reference screencap:

You can get the chart here
Labels:
cross stitch,
geek,
talia
07 January 2008
Christamocalypse crafting part deux - Eddie Izzard inspired...
Hey, guess what? I'm covered in bees...
COVERED IN BEES!
(ahem)
More to come later, though I'll wait a bit so not to kill people on the LJ syndicated feed. Cos they moan at me.
Free chart here.
Labels:
bees,
cross stitch,
free patterns
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