Crosstich Pattern: Ponyta

Here is a pattern for one of my favoite Pokemon:
  

                      

Here is the resutl:

There aren't very many colors in this pattern, however, it is still one of the more complex.  This pattern is more for an advanced skill.

Pearler Bead: Super Mario World Pirana Plant

Here is the pattern for a Pirana Plant, one of my favorite baddies!

And here is the result:

 A mostly easy pattern using only six colors.

Pearler Bead: A Link to the Past Link with the Triforce pattren

Here is Link holding the Triforce:

You can use solid or clear yellow to make the Tirforce, or even glow in the dark beads.  For mine, I used the clear yellow.

This isn't a hard pattern to do, and it looks great when it's done.

Pearler Beads Pattern: Link for The Legend of Zelda

Here is everyone's favorite hero!

Matching the colors are really hard so I make two Links one with orange hair one with brown to see which looked better.

This is a very easy patteren to follow, the only hard part if finding the right colors.

Pearler Bead: Adventure Island Purple Water Dino Pattern

This little guy was always my favorite Dino from Aventure Island, I blame him for making one of my life dreams finding the Loch Ness Monster!

Here is the Pattern:

This is the result:

Though this pattern only uses three colors, for some reason I had a lot of trouble with this one.

Pearler Bead: Adventure Island Blue Dino pattern

Here is the blue dino from Adventure Island, one of my favorite Nintendo games as a kid:

And as always here is how it turned out:

Even though this pattern is larger then most Nintendo patterns, this one it rather easy because it deals with only three colors.

Pearler Bead Pattern: Lopmon

Here is a complex pettern for the more advanced beader.

Here is how it turned out:

Pearler Bead Link

Here is a pattren for Link from A Link To The Past:

Here is the results from the pattern:

Link is always fun to make! 

Pearler Bead Yoshi

Here is a pattren for Yoshi from Super Mario World:

Here is the finished work:

This is an easy project to do, it doesn't take much time and it's simple to follow the pattern. 

Pearler Bead Pokemon Pattern: Dratini

Here is patterm and the results for a pearler bead Dratini.

The results are this:

It's very hard to find dark gray pearler beads so I only used the one shade I had.  Most times you can subsitute shades if you have to, but for the best results use as many as you can.

The Crafty Gamer

 

This blog is all about recreating old classic games through arts and crafts.  Remember the first time you became Raccoon Mario?  Who about the first time you got the Master Sword in your first Zelda game?  Do you remember Bubble Bobble or Adventure Island? 

  I will converting old video game images into patterns that can be used in a variety of crafts such as crosstich, pearler beads and knitting.  So, if you are a gamer and good with your hands enjoy everything I have to offer!