Totoro and Mei
- ThatOrangeGirl
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Totoro and Mei
Hey everyone! I've been trying to make this one myself but without photoshop it's proving too hard! I've edited as much as I could by myself with pixlr and KG
I want the attached image but without all the greenery around it OR with a fade out of just a colour rather than a background. Could anyone help me out? I'd be super grateful. Thank you!
I want the attached image but without all the greenery around it OR with a fade out of just a colour rather than a background. Could anyone help me out? I'd be super grateful. Thank you!
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- SofaraStarfyre
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Re: Totoro and Mei
What size Aida are you looking to use and about how big do you want this? And when you say a fade out of a color are you meaning like a single color that progessively gets lighter as you go out from the main image of the picture or from the outside in to the main image?
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Re: Totoro and Mei
Sorry I wasn't clear!
I'd like this on 14 count, when I put this into KG it was about 55cm by 40cm and that's works for me
I mean a gradient that fades from the image out, basically replacing the greenery. Does that makes sense?
I'd like this on 14 count, when I put this into KG it was about 55cm by 40cm and that's works for me
I mean a gradient that fades from the image out, basically replacing the greenery. Does that makes sense?
- SofaraStarfyre
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Re: Totoro and Mei
Thank you for your quick answering. I understand now what you mean about the fading color. Any particular color you would like to fade out or just something complimentary?
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Re: Totoro and Mei
Thank you for helping me out in the first place! Just something complimentary, I'll trust your instinctsSofaraStarfyre wrote:Thank you for your quick answering. I understand now what you mean about the fading color. Any particular color you would like to fade out or just something complimentary?
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Re: Totoro and Mei
Not a problem. I will get to work on it and see what I can come up with.
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Re: Totoro and Mei
I think I've done what you want. Take a look at it and let me know if it's not right.
It's 28 pages on 8 x 10 paper which is a lot, but it's up to you.
It's 28 pages on 8 x 10 paper which is a lot, but it's up to you.
- ThatOrangeGirl
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Re: Totoro and Mei
That's great but I was hoping the green could fade out to nothing/white?
Also, yes it is huge haha. Honest opinion, do you think I should have it smaller? Say 20-30cm? Sorry to be a pain and thank you so much!
Also, yes it is huge haha. Honest opinion, do you think I should have it smaller? Say 20-30cm? Sorry to be a pain and thank you so much!
- SofaraStarfyre
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Re: Totoro and Mei
I can reduce the size to 20 or 30 cm and see what we get from that. I can also try to fix the fade to end with white around the edges.
*Edited for new pattern*
Here is the newer pattern scaled back to 30ish cm by 23ish cm, with a better fading out to white at the edges.
*Edited for new pattern*
Here is the newer pattern scaled back to 30ish cm by 23ish cm, with a better fading out to white at the edges.
- QueenBex
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Re: Totoro and Mei
Such a cute picture!
Can someone PDF this please?
Can someone PDF this please?
"much better to have a bottom that naturally flattens out than one that goes every which way when it's sitting on a surface" -RMDC