I've been working on a large, detailed cross stitch of a semi-well known Ps1 game cutscene. Thus, I haven't had much time for smaller stitchings in order to post somewhat regularly.
But, in preparation for a detailed "this is my house/gaming setup" post, I've been working on covering my fridge in game-related magnets.
It's the only room in the house not already completely plastered with gaming images and/or logos, so it needed a bit of filling.
The thing is... I'm out of ideas.
(See my previous blog for most of the stuff I've stitched in the past)
Nintendo is overdone, but old-school Nintendo games are so wonderfully easy to stitch due to their already small size and wonderfully uncomplicated nature. The sheer simplicity makes it a quick project while still looking good.
So, what do you think? Any older sprite-based games that you think deserve a place on my fridge?
Here's the few so far:
Also, Kirby.
Kefka would take far too much time/ be too big.
And I already did basic Kefka... that took 10 hours of work alone.
Not that final form Kefka hasn't crossed my mind before as a stitch project. but he'd be better off framed, rather than stuck on a fridge. At least I think so.
Earthbound sounds like an idea, though.
But, yeah, definitely something from Mother2 or 3 :D
Yes! but I already have a framed Bub and Bob sitting around somewhere. :(
(If you check out my older blog, there's pics of quite a few stitched works. In fact, Bubble Bobble is the first one pictured.)
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