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Sunday, April 26, 2009

Chibi-Sailor Coruscant in a pinch!In response to a series of requests...

Here's my brief guide to making my version of Mina de Malfois' Internet Sampler, as shown below.

Mina de Malfois' Internet Sampler

First off, the pattern is by Gnat. Worship at her altar. And print out a copy.

The one thing everyone keeps asking me for is my list of colours. I don't have all of them, as most came from the family's box of miscellaneous leftover stranded cotton. And while I do have a list that I worked from, sadly chunks of it read as "grey 1 = kangaroo 4", which isn't helpful for the rest of you. But here's the simple version:

Other notes:

I think that's it. If you have any questions, or if I missed something you did ask for, drop me a comment and I'll reply as soon as humanly possible. Thanks for reading.

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Comments:

Hiya! I saw your finished Internet cross stitch sampler project on the Craft magazine blog, followed the links back to Gnat's pattern, and used your project and her pattern as a guide for my own - I just finished it and wanted to share the completed project. ^_^

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# posted by Blogger Wendy Blackheart, Saturday, August 29, 2009 10:56:00 AM  

This is absolutely fabulous! Thank you for the notes, and I'll definitely be adding this to my stash for winter stitching! :)

# posted by Blogger Measi, Monday, October 19, 2009 8:43:00 AM  

You're both very welcome. It's a favourite project of mine, I just need to hang it and then I shall live happily ever after. :)

# posted by Blogger Catherine, Sunday, October 25, 2009 5:17:00 PM  

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