Wreck-it-Ralph Pattern Request

[stitchintime]

Ok so I work at a movie theater and I am wanting to make the Wreck-it-Ralph face from the movie poster to turn into a pin to wear at work. I have PC Stitch 10 but when I tried to do it ( first time using it ) it looked horrible..... Anyway this is about what I am looking for.


1. The wreck-it-ralph face
2. 14count Aida cloth
3. max colors of whatever it takes as its not very detailed.
4. finished size max 2in (h) 1.5in (w)

[DuckyBelkins]

I did a quick draft of it, the pixels are right but you'll want to pick your own colors (also I only have KG-Chart and I don't know how to make them into .pdf files).

I don't know how big it'll be, this probably wasn't very helpful for you but I thought I'd try.

[Ally]

I .pdf'd it. I think it looks great Ducky!

wreck-it ralph.pdf

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[toobusytostitch]

I decided to have a go at this one as I've never responded to a pattern request before so here goes.

I use DMC Cross Stitch Pattern Designer (which is really old) so not sure if the pattern file is any use but I've added it and the PDF. Hope it's useful

Wreck_it_ralph Pattern.pdf

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wreck it ralph.pat

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[DuckyBelkins]

I .pdf'd it. I think it looks great Ducky!

wreck-it ralph.pdf

Aw thanks! I think it's the first pattern I've done for someone else before.

[stitchintime]

Awesome! Thank all of you so much for your fast responses. Going to get started on this as soon as I make a trip to the craft store for thread. Also is it safe to spray the finished piece with shallac to protect and stiffen it up? or should I do it on 10ct plastic canvas? Thanks again!

[Ally]

I'd say you're definitely better off using plastic canvas. I've never used a spray shellac, usually I paint over them with a clear craft glue like Modge Podge or even a PVA glue to seal them, so I'm not 100% on that front!

[monkeypeaches]

Heree's a picture for reference and for the wiki