An amazing and talented crafter named Linda, also known as Eponases, recreated the iconic stained glass window from the Wind Waker in cross stitching! This beautiful piece took 8 months to create. The above video is comprised of 585 progress images that were taken during the crafting process. The stitching was done on 18 count aida, the final piece being 34cm x 22.5cm (13.5″ x 8.7″), and required 37,446 stitches to complete…
The beautiful stained glass from The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker has been recreated in cross-stitch, crafted by user Eponases. This 37,446-stitch design was created using thread, each small unit of color was stitched meticulously by hand. The stained glass design is iconic, embodying the art style and beauty of The Wind Waker. To see the amazing stained glass window project up close, hit the jump to take a look!
Fan art based on the Legend of Zelda series appear quite regularly. There are far too many pieces created too often for us to be able to talk about all of them. Every once in a while something comes along that is not only an amazing piece of art, but it also shows the creator has dedicated a lot of time to the project. One such piece is a cross-stitch depicting the overworld map from A Link to the Past….
Today on Reddit, user Kanthia posted a series of pictures showing off a cross-stitched map of Koholint Island from the game, Link’s Awakening that they made over the summer of 2010. The pictures show the progression from the initial outline of the map to the full-color, finished product. I found that when I compared this to a real map of Koholint Island, it was a very simple representation. Many of the details had been left out and the scale of…
