Genuary 14 - QR code cross stitch
Jan. 14th, 2025 09:13 pmToday's prompt was black and white, so I cross-stitched a QR code! It leads to the Genuary website. Much easier than the black on black one.
Langton's Ant cross-stitch
Aug. 31st, 2022 09:06 amOn Twitter, Bridgebyapool suggested doing a Langton's Ant cross-stitch. If the square is white, then it turns black, the ant turns 90 degrees clockwise and then moves one square. If the square is black, then it turns white, the ant turns 90 degrees anti-clockwise and then moves one square.
I coded it in Processing first:
Video of the pattern being generated in Processing: Langton's Ant
Here's the cross-stitch:
I coded it in Processing first:
Video of the pattern being generated in Processing: Langton's Ant
Here's the cross-stitch:
Random walk dice roll cross-stitch
Aug. 23rd, 2022 03:41 pm
Many dice were rolled to make this cross-stitch. If I rolled a 1, I would do a stitch to the left. 2 = right, 3 = up, 4 = down, and this time I ignored 5 and 6.
Another cross-stitched space invader.. but this one glows in the dark! I finally got hold of the elusive E940. It's kind of hard to see in the dark though, so think I need to stitch something larger with the thread.
NaArMaMo Day 5 - Space Invader
Aug. 13th, 2021 03:57 pmI cross-stitched a space invader. I am intending to glue it onto a mask to cover up a logo I didn't realise was on the mask when I bought it.
NaArMaMo - Day 1 and 2
Aug. 15th, 2016 10:53 pmPoké Ball cross-stitch:
Hand collage:
I've mostly been too busy to do National Art Making Month (![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-community.gif)
naarmamo) this year, but did manage some cross-stitch and a collage.
Hand collage:
I've mostly been too busy to do National Art Making Month (
naarmamo) this year, but did manage some cross-stitch and a collage.
Cross-stitch
Aug. 17th, 2015 03:59 pmHere's some cross stitches I did a few weeks ago:
This is part of an Amiga kickstart screen, that appears when you first turn on an Amiga and haven't put a disk in. I made this to wear to the Amiga's 30th anniversary celebration in Peterborough.
Here are some lemmings:
This is part of an Amiga kickstart screen, that appears when you first turn on an Amiga and haven't put a disk in. I made this to wear to the Amiga's 30th anniversary celebration in Peterborough.
Here are some lemmings:
Make it Soft
Oct. 22nd, 2013 07:38 amI completed the SF0 task: Make It Soft, by cross-stitching another QR code:
"Make it soft," I read, and concluded:
This task must be softer: soft as mashed potato, soft as candyfloss, soft as a cuddly Cthulhu.
Like many other great and noble players who have completed this task, I turned to the softness of fabric and thread.
After learning to cross-stitch space invaders and Pac-Man ghosts a few months ago, I learnt to cross-stitch QR codes, by initially following some of the instructions from Instructables: QR code cross-stitch patch.
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I started sewing it while at the Royal Festival Hall, in London. I was at atheladiesloos meet, and one of the people there was cross-stitching a bug, and the other was altering a zombie-related t-shirt so that it would fit her better.
A girl, a teenage girl, told me what I was sewing was cool.
A group of people started singing and I caught the word, "hell". I presumed they were singing a religious song, telling me I was going to hell, but no, it turned out they were protesting against Shell.
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"Make it soft," I read, and concluded:
This task must be softer: soft as mashed potato, soft as candyfloss, soft as a cuddly Cthulhu.
Like many other great and noble players who have completed this task, I turned to the softness of fabric and thread.
After learning to cross-stitch space invaders and Pac-Man ghosts a few months ago, I learnt to cross-stitch QR codes, by initially following some of the instructions from Instructables: QR code cross-stitch patch.
( Read more... )
I started sewing it while at the Royal Festival Hall, in London. I was at a
theladiesloos meet, and one of the people there was cross-stitching a bug, and the other was altering a zombie-related t-shirt so that it would fit her better.A girl, a teenage girl, told me what I was sewing was cool.
A group of people started singing and I caught the word, "hell". I presumed they were singing a religious song, telling me I was going to hell, but no, it turned out they were protesting against Shell.
( Read more... )
On day 19 of naarmamo, I spent some time creating a pattern for a QR code cross-stitch.
I followed (some of) the instructions from here: Instructables: QR Code Cross Stitch.
What I did to create the pattern:
1. Generated a QR code using a QR code generator.
2. Opened it in GIMP and added a grid. The hardest part of creating the pattern was making the squares line up in the grid properly, so I actually ended up creating a new grid and filling each square in it myself. Then I printed it.
It does actually work as a QR code in real life, so I am happy. Although perhaps I should actually put some content on the website that it links to..
naarmamo, I spent some time creating a pattern for a QR code cross-stitch.I followed (some of) the instructions from here: Instructables: QR Code Cross Stitch.
What I did to create the pattern:
1. Generated a QR code using a QR code generator.
2. Opened it in GIMP and added a grid. The hardest part of creating the pattern was making the squares line up in the grid properly, so I actually ended up creating a new grid and filling each square in it myself. Then I printed it.
It does actually work as a QR code in real life, so I am happy. Although perhaps I should actually put some content on the website that it links to..
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