This is the big one. The most outrageous and insanely huge pattern I’ve found anywhere on the internet. It’s a combination of the first 5 generations of Pokemon, using generation 5 sprites. It’s basically a combination of the separate 5 epic pokemon generations cross stitch patterns we posted last week.
It’s a massive 798,000 stitches, with the finished piece well over a meter wide and tall on 14 count (almost 1.5m x 2m). If you attempt it, I salute you!
Stitch Count: 798w x 1000h
Finished Size: 57″ x 71.5″ or 145cm x 182cm (14ct)
Number of colors: 234 (DMC)
Color
Download top right pattern
Download top left pattern
Download bottom right pattern
Download bottom left pattern
Black and White
Download top right pattern
Download top left pattern
Download bottom right pattern
Download bottom left pattern
A few people have requested both color and black and white versions of the pattern. I’m working of this currently, however, due to its size the program keeps crashing…
Thinking of tackling this epic cross stitch? We have some great guides like where to find super large aida, how to tackle epic cross stitches, cross stitch gridding techniques and how to keep up motivation when tackling epic cross stitches.
Lastly, we have a few updates from people still stitching the pattern. First off we have Leona Walker who has managed to complete the whole thing in only 6 years! Kudos on how awesome this looks! We can’t wait for the first-ever finish!
Secondly we have the mother of Reddit user HerenJames who completed the pattern in 8 years!
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Hi! Can I sell the finished product once I am done?
Sure!
Hi, I’m going to be starting this pattern and I tried to get the files into PatternKeeper, both bottoms and top right loaded perfectly, but when i tried to load top left file (bw or color) the app would not pick up most of the symbols. I saw that the top left file doesnt have the “(This chart is created/printed using KG-Chart Pro for Cross Stitch. : Unregistered )” at the bottom of each page, but I’m not sure if that is what is causing the problem. Do you think there is any way for you to help me?
Thank you so much for your answer.
Hi,
I’m afraid you’d have to reach out to PatternKeeper directly about this. We reported it in the past, and they said they’re working on it, but we’ve not heard much.
The pick-up of the symbols is dependent on the device it appears; most have no issues, but some have issues.
Sorry we couldn’t help more!
Has there been an update on this issue LordLibidan? I am having the same issue and i would really love to start this pattern.
I’m afraid not… It is being looked into, but its been on the development slate for PatternKeeper for the last 2 years!
I’ve started on this recently, and I’m actually using black Aida. I’m not sure how to submit my updates, but I feel great about the progress I’m making. I decided to start in the bottom left, so I don’t have to worry about whether I actually found the middle or not lol.
Ooooo, have you made sure you have enough space though?
I should, the aida I bought is about 2yrds squared I believe I tried to order over the recommended. Also, I’m using a curtain rod to keep it rolled up lol
For the All Gen Pokémon pattern am having trouble finding the middle. Do I start from the top left pattern or top right pattern. I start in the middle of my Aida fabrics (with all of my cross stitch projects I do)
Its 399 x 500, so its on page 69 of the “top left”.
Thank you much
I forgot to add to the last comment I printed out the black and white vision of All Gen Pokémon. What “top left” (for the middle) page number will that be ?
Page 69
I’m currently working on this pattern (14 count) but mine is only 55 inches wide.
That’s fairly common…
14 count fabric should be 14 stitches per inch, but many are slightly above/below that. Normally this isn’t a big deal, but over 50+ inches this adds up quite a lot. Based on the math, your fabric is more like 14.4 count.
This is common though, even the best brands of aida aren’t perfect.
Thank you for the reply! My cloth was ordered from online, so I was beginning to wonder whether it was truly the size it said it was.