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I will create cross stitch pattern from your image
Daisy Marroquin
About this gig
Turn Your Favorite Image Into a Beautiful Cross-Stitch Pattern!
Have a favorite photo, pet picture, illustration, or special memory you'd love to stitch? I'd be happy to help turn it into a custom cross-stitch pattern!
I create clear, organized, and easy-to-follow patterns, carefully arranging colors and symbols so you can enjoy every stitch, whether you're a beginner or an experienced stitcher.
WHAT YOU'LL RECEIVE
Depending on your selected package, your files may include:
- Printable PDF charts (full-color and black-and-white symbols).
- PNG and SVG pattern files.
- DMC thread color codes and color key.
- Pattern Keeper-compatible PDF.
- Stitch count and finished-size information.
- Organized charts for easier stitching.
- Premium source files (FCJSON and OXS).
WHAT CAN I CONVERT?
Pet photos, portraits, family pictures, flowers, nature scenes, illustrations, logos, and more!
LET'S PERSONALIZE YOUR PATTERN!
You can choose your preferred stitch count, finished size, fabric count, and number of thread colors. Not sure what works best? No worries! I'll gladly help you find the right settings for your project.
A LITTLE NOTE: Please provide a clear, high-quality image for the best results.
Delivery style preference
Please inform the freelancer of any preferences or concerns regarding the use of AI tools in the completion and/or delivery of your order.
Get to know Daisy Marroquin
Daisy Marroquin
- FromEl Salvador
- Member sinceJun 2015
Languages
English, Spanish
Hello! I'm Daisy — an embroidery artist with years of experience, specializing in thread painting and cross-stitch patterns.
I love working with colors, creating beautiful blends, and turning ideas into unique embroidery designs.
🧵 Thread Painting Embroidery
🪡 Custom Cross-Stitch Patterns
🎨 Color Selection & Blending
🌸 Floral and Nature Designs
🐾 Personalized Patterns from Photos
I work with care, creativity, and attention to detail. If you need advice or have questions about your project, I'll be happy to help!
Let's bring your ideas to life, one stitch at a time!
FAQ
1. What kind of images can I turn into cross-stitch patterns?
I can work with pet photos, portraits, family pictures, flowers, landscapes, illustrations, logos, and digital artwork. Almost any image can become a cross-stitch design!
2. What image format should I send?
You can send JPG, JPEG, PNG, or other common image formats. For the best results, I recommend using a clear, high-resolution image.
3. Can you create a pattern from a photo of my pet?
Absolutely! Pet portraits are one of my favorite projects. I'll do my best to capture their colors and distinctive features in a beautiful cross-stitch design.
4. Can I choose the finished size of my pattern?
Of course! You can tell me your preferred dimensions or stitch count. If you're unsure, I can help you choose the best size for your image.
5. Can I choose the number of thread colors?
Yes! You can specify your preferred number of colors. I'll also help you find a suitable color count based on the details and complexity of your image.
6. Do you use DMC thread colors?
Yes! My patterns include DMC thread color codes and a color key to help you identify the threads needed for your project.
7. What is the difference between the colored and black-and-white charts?
The colored chart uses color blocks to represent each stitch, while the black-and-white chart uses symbols to distinguish thread colors. Both help you follow your pattern easily.
8. What are FCJSON and OXS files?
These are source file formats used by certain cross-stitch software. They are included in the Premium package for additional flexibility.
9. Can you simplify my image to make it easier to stitch?
Yes! I can adjust details, reduce colors, and simplify certain areas to create a cleaner and more stitch-friendly design.
10. Will my finished cross-stitch look exactly like my original photo?
The goal is to preserve the most recognizable features of your image. However, cross-stitch uses individual colored stitches, so some details and color transitions may look different from the original photo.
