Hi jillyann;
I never stitched an arxinda pattern but I saw repaint versions (Exactly created from o ...
Omg the diffrence is huge! Honestly, despite those very few WIPs circulating, mockups and exact repaints look like trash, so approach with caution. Theyre too big to just give up on them or trash the whole project. The reason HAED is so large is because its full coverage: it contains no backstitching, and only full stitches = it has to be huge to capture all of the detail in the image. If Arxinda patterns are made on a home PC using mainstream software, theyre almost guaranteed to be full coverage = the finished size will ONLY look good if its quite large. Anything smaller than a HAED will not have a good result. merçi beaucoup thank you! :) They’re like a little treasure chest for knitters and crocheters who love a bit of whimsy and challenge rolled into one. I haven’t had the pleasure myself, but I’ve heard from fellow crafters that Arxinda’s designs are beautifully detailed and just full of charm—perfect for those cozy evenings with a cup of tea and a cat snoozing nearby.If you’re thinking about diving into one, I’d say go for it! The patterns often have lovely stitch combinations and clever shaping that really make your project stand out. And don’t be shy about taking your time—some of those intricate bits can be like solving a friendly puzzle, which is half the fun, in my opinion.I’d love to hear how you’re finding it or see pictures if you’re up for sharing. There’s nothing like the joy of crafting together, even if it’s just in spirit. Keep those needles clicking, dear!
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