Yep, that's right, TARDIS. Why? Because that's my latest pattern! I've finally got the charts out from my TARDIS kleenex box cover, as a free pattern- download now via Ravelry!
The charts can be used for color knitting and crochet, for needlepoint, cross stitch- even for weaving. If you want my kleenex box cover, use standard plastic canvas (available at any craft store) and worsted weight yarn. Cut the pieces to allow the number of stitches shown in the chart for each side and the top, work through each of the charts, and then use a whip stitch and blue yarn to attach the pieces together and to go over the bottom edge so there is no exposed plastic showing.
Allons-y!
Dude. This is awesome.
ReplyDeleteI have never done needlepoint in my life, but now I'm going to have to learn.
ReplyDeleteAwesome - thank you so much for sharing!
ReplyDeleteYour tardis is wonderful.Thank you for sharing your pattern. My children are going to love this.
ReplyDeleteThis is fantastic!! Thanks so much for sharing, now I just need to find time to make one!
ReplyDeleteI love this pattern but am receiving "Application not Found" error when I try to download the pattern. Help?
ReplyDeleteJen, this is awesome!
Glad you like it! it's a PDF file, so do you have a PDF viewer installed? you can also try downloading it through ravelry, but it's still a PDF.
ReplyDeleteI have a reader but for some reason it will not open it when I click on it. I had to take the long route to get to it but I have it now. Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteI just finished this! It looks awesome! Thanks so much for the pattern!
ReplyDeleteGuess I don't have enough experience with different types of pasterns. I've only dealt with printed charts & am a bit confused with your TARDIS pattern. Would you happen to have any tips for "dummies"? Thanks!
ReplyDeleteDuh! Can I say oops?! I just figured out my own problem. Forgot I had my pdf viewer still set on reflow text! Problem solved now!
DeleteYou absolute star! Thank you for this 😁
ReplyDeleteThis is awesome!! Thank you very much!!
ReplyDeletegee whiz got excited thought there would be a pattern
ReplyDeleteIf you follow the "download now" link it's available for free on ravelry
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