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Cross-Stitching

Just had to share this!!!!!

10 years ago

I'm an avid cross stitcher of peacocks. I just placed an order for a pattern of a peacock! You go to stitchyourphoto.com. I downloaded a picture of a peacock stained glass, downloaded it to the website, chose the size and how many colours I wanted (I chose 25 which is the minimum) and voila.....they will convert my photo into a cross stitch and send the pattern to me. All for the reasonable price of $11.00 plus $5.00 shipping! How awesome is this! You can have any photo made into a cross stitch pattern! Blessings all

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bossyvossy
10 years ago
I have tried to use this and another program and it works well for when you want lot of details but for 10 or less, better to your trace design and count stiches. at least that is what I've done
hoopybunny
Original Author
10 years ago
last modified: 10 years ago
oh no, this website does it for you. And there's no way you could trace and count my patterns. My new one that I had them do has 75 colours because with 25 colours, I was not getting the shading I wanted. I can't wait to start it!!! this is the pattern I had them convert.
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