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This is the pattern for [link]

This is an excellent pattern for a beginner, because it uses only whole crosses, except in the needle.

I used 2 strands of black to outline Fella.
I used 1 strand of black to outline the needle and DA Stitches.
I used 4 strands of black for the DA logo on Fella's belly.
I use 2 strands of 796 to outline the blue thread.
I filled the needle with half crosses (lower right to upper left) of DMC 318.

I will post a few scrap that will allow some variations to the above pattern, eventually.

The pattern was drawn originally on 10x10 graph paper and then entered square by square into PC Stitch. The consumer version of PC Stitch (Spanish accent, "a-which I have") does not support .jpg exports. In order to get the .jpg file you see above, I viewed my PCStitch pattern at 400 percent, printed the screen multiple times, pasted the screen prints into Paint Shop Pro 8, and manually manipulated the multiple images into one final copy. Say that 3 times fast .

If you would like the original PC Stitch pattern file, note me.

If you stitch him, please post him so I can see, and link back to the pattern, so others may find it.

This pattern is not to be kitted or sold. It may be distributed freely by anyone, as long as the rules of are followed.

Enjoy him!

Description
This is the pattern for [link]

This is an excellent pattern for a beginner, because it uses only whole crosses, except in the needle.

I used 2 strands of black to outline Fella.
I used 1 strand of black to outline the needle and DA Stitches.
I used 4 strands of black for the DA logo on Fella's belly.
I use 2 strands of 796 to outline the blue thread.
I filled the needle with half crosses (lower right to upper left) of DMC 318.

I will post a few scrap that will allow some variations to the above pattern, eventually.

The pattern was drawn originally on 10x10 graph paper and then entered square by square into PC Stitch. The consumer version of PC Stitch (Spanish accent, "a-which I have") does not support .jpg exports. In order to get the .jpg file you see above, I viewed my PCStitch pattern at 400 percent, printed the screen multiple times, pasted the screen prints into Paint Shop Pro 8, and manually manipulated the multiple images into one final copy. Say that 3 times fast .

If you would like the original PC Stitch pattern file, note me.

If you stitch him, please post him so I can see, and link back to the pattern, so others may find it.

This pattern is not to be kitted or sold. It may be distributed freely by anyone, as long as the rules of are followed.

Enjoy him!