Night Vale Cross Stitch, Finally!
Hello Stitchers! I have some special charts for you today. I have been working on these Welcome to Night Vale cross stitch charts on and off for six months, and I have been dieing to share them. It was not till the other day that I realized it had been four months since I made a blog post! It has been a long and crazy four months: I re-injured my shoulder (don’t wrestle drunk bike messengers kids), my roommate is still pretty sick but is at the Mayo Clinic right now getting the “Dr. House” work up , and I got to scratch “Have dog with mohawk” scratched off my bucket list.
(Sir Murphy Loves it)
Thankfully things are starting to calm a bit and I can get back to charting nerdy things on a more frequent basis.
I have quite a few Night Vale charts for you today, and tried to make patterns for all level of stitcher. To save space I had to shrink some of the images, so hopefully you get a good idea of how they might look. I also added some technique info and “just marks” versions of most patterns for those of you who like to adjust colors, or just don’t like having the colors filled in. Most patterns are also multi-paged, to make them easier to ready without having to enlarge them from a single PDF page.
As always please contact me with any questions, comments, offerings of chocolate, broken links, pattern issues, pictures of puppies, or pics of your creations (my favorite).
Enjoy!
-Molina
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On many of the patterns I have the script “empty”, or as “background”. I have a very good reason for this, so I made up this sample of several ways to tackle lettering. You can use these techniques to personalize my patterns or to help you tackle letters surrounded by stitching on any patterns you create.
My favorite way for dealing with script on a solid stitched background is #1 and #7, back stitching around the “empty” background fabric.
I find #1 to be cleaner and easier to read than just stitching in the number flat, like #5, #10, and #(1)3.
#1 and #7 give greater depth, texture, and clarity than no back stitch on an empty background like in #(1)1 or the muddyness of cross and back stitching in the same color like #3, #8, and #1(3).
I also find that having back stitching in a color contrasting neighboring stitches like #1,#4,#6,#7,#9, or#(1)2, make the symbols much easier to read than having similar colors like #2,#8, or #11.
If you are using a large fabric or grid to work on, like monks cloth, the back stitching might not have as great a visual impact on any kind of script or numerals you might use, so these samples might not hold as much weight for you. As always, make some samples first to see if your thread count or back stitching technique need adjusting.
Fancy Welcome
Fancy Welcome
Fancy Welcome -Marks
Fancy Welcome Large
Fancy Welcome Large -Marks
Fancy All Hail
Fancy All Hail
Fancy All Hail -Marks
Fancy All Hail Large
Fancy All Hail Large -Marks
Fancy Dog Park
Fancy Dog Park
Fancy Dog Park -Marks
Wheat Free
Wheat Free
Death Sampler
Death Sampler Complex
Death Sampler Complex -Marks
Death Sampler
Death Sampler -Marks
Death Sampler Simple
Death Sampler Simple -Marks
Quotes Large
Welcome Large
Welcome Large -Marks
Describe Yourself Large
Describe Yourself Large -Marks
Confused Quote Large
Confused Cloud Large
Confused Cloud Large -Marks
Confused Words and Eyes Large
Confused Words and Eyes Large -Marks
Gun Quote Large
Guns Words and Eyes
Guns Words and Eyes -Marks
Dog Park Quote Large
Dog Park Words and Eyes
Dog Park Words and Eyes -Mark
Dog Park Large
Dog Park Large -Marks
Quote Collage
White Letters On Black
White Letters On Black -Marks
White Letters on Purple
White Letters on Purple -Marks
Quotes Small
Welcome Small
Welcome Small -Marks
Dog Park Small
Dog Park Small -Marks
Quotes Small
Confused Small
Confused Small -Marks
Backgrounds
Figures With Eyes
Figures With Eyes – Marks
Figures With Cloud Small
Figures With Cloud Small – Marks
Figures With Fence and Cloud
Figures With Fence and Cloud – Marks
Figures With Fence and Eyes
Figures With Fence and Eyes – Marks
Know anyone that has WTNV crochet?
I only have colorwork crochet/knit charts for Night Vale. I’m not really aware of many 3D crochet patterns. I know there are a few floating around on Pintrest.
Wow. Thank you for existing!
Awww, thank you for sharing this plain of existence!
I’m so excited to find this! You’re so generous to share =) THANK YOU!!
You are very welcome! Let me know how it turns out :)
Wow, those are absolutely perfect! Thank you for sharing them, I might need to have a go at one or several of them. ^^
Thank you, I’m glad you enjoy them! Let me know how they turn out :)
I’m in love! What size Aida did you work the sampler on? I’m excited to get started!
Thanks!
I’m pretty sure it’s based on #16 Aida, it’s been awhile. I’m glad you like it! Let me know how it turns out :)
There’s a mispelling of confused.
Ya, I’m dyslexic and sometimes that happens
These patterns are amazing!!! Thank you so much for making them!! I’ve already completed one and am planning to do a few more. Once again thank you for making these and having them up for free I really appreciate it!
You are very welcome! I am glad that you like them. Let me know how they turn out, I love seeing them grow up :)
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I can’t seem to comment pictures sadly but I’ve recently completed another one of your patterns and wanted to share! If you search my blog for the tag nightvale hopefully both projects will show up! A million thanks from me for these patterns!
These are great! Thank you for sharing :)
Thank you so much for this! My friend’s b’day is coming up and she’s a HUGE night vale fan, and there’s literally nothing out there to make. These are amazeballs.
Yay! I’m glad you (possibly they) like it!!