) and go block by block of 10x10 stitches... Every time I finish a block I make a progress photo so in the end I'm hoping to have a nice timelapse movie! I tried stitching with a GoPro-camera on my head, making a photo every minute, but that didn't work.... 
I've thought of doing the same thing! I cannot wait to see the video when you're finished. I have been thinking for a while that it would be so cool to see a complete stitch in a time lapse. Thanks for trying out the GoPro thing already, because that was my plan. Would it maybe work to have a camera set up to look kind of over your shoulder if you stitch in the same spot each time?
This way I have a nice boundry for stitching and timer when to take a picture. The threads are in the beginning of the new stitch, so I will know where to start for that color and to know which color it is 
Well, I feel super dumb for the fact that this idea never occurred to me. But yay, I learned something new! I always wondered how people who stitch with multiple colours at once keep the colours straight. Now that I know this trick I'm going to have to try it.The threads are in the beginning of the new stitch, so I will know where to start for that color and to know which color it is
Thats cool, that's pretty close indeed!yessamaca wrote:Oh yeah, I see how your hands would be a problem. If it's taking a picture every minute automatically then you won't always be able to get your hands out of the way in time.
I just noticed that your location is close-ish to a good friend of mine! She lives in Vleuten. I used to live further away in Breda. Not important, I just found it interesting.
I'm going to try this method on my Epic Pokémon, because now, I'm all over the place. I need to get organisedLijnloos wrote: Clarington, don't feel dumb, I never used this method before... I had seen it elsewhere, but wanted to try now. This way, I won't have to cut the threads at the end of the block and by putting them in the next right spot, I can still see which color it is. So far it works fine.
