Showing posts with label dumbot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dumbot. Show all posts

Saturday, 22 July 2017

+NEW PATTERNS+ DR ROBOTNIK'S MEAN BEAN MACHINE - DUMBOT Nos 9, 10, 11 and 12 ... plus Dr Robotnik!!!

Howdo guys!

Hope your weekend is off to a good start.

Firstly, let me apologise for my tardiness (again).  The last few month's on Planet Cazzy have not been the best, and my lack of motivation has prevented me from updating the blog as often as I would like.

As a result, this will probably be the last set of patterns that I upload for a while, as I don't have anything new in the pipeline at the current time :(

Life sucks sometimes!

So, without further ado, here they are:

Dumbot #9 - Spike

 


Dumbot #10 - Sir Ffuzzy-Logic



Dumbot #11 - Dragon Breath



Dumbot #12 - Scratch



THE BOSS -- DR. ROBOTNIK!



I have uploaded them to BOX.net in the "SEGA" sub-folder of "Gaming" along with the rest of the series.  These were a lot of fun to chart, so I hope you enjoy stitching them.

As always, if you stitch my patterns, please let me see pics :) x

So that's all I have, for now!

Till next time ... keep Kalm and cross-stitch!

Saturday, 29 April 2017

+NEW PATTERNS+ DR ROBOTNIK'S MEAN BEAN MACHINE - DUMBOT Nos 5, 6, 7 and 8

Back again!

Here are the next four patterns in the Mean Bean Machine series:

Dumbot #5 - Davey Sprocket




Dumbot #6 - Skweel




Dumbot #7 - Dynamight




Dumbot #8 - Grounder



The patterns have been uploaded to BOX.net and you can find them in the "SEGA" sub-folder of 
"Gaming".

That's me done posting for the foreseeable future.

There are four more patterns to upload in this series, and I shall upload them as soon as I can.

If you're on Facebook, don't forget to follow me there too, as I tend to update there more often!

Till next time ... keep Kalm and cross stitch! :) x

Sunday, 19 March 2017

+NEW PATTERN+ NEW SERIES - DR. ROBOTNIK'S MEAN BEAN MACHINE [in 8-bit glory]! DUMBOT #1 - ARMS

Back in the 1990's one of my favourite games was Dr Robotnik's Mean Bean Machine on the SEGA Megadrive.   It was a sonic-themed puzzler in the style of the Japanese puzzler "Puyo-Puyo", but damn, it was sooooooooo addictive!  Me and my friend used to get really competitive playing it!

Came across the sprites for the 8-bit version (I had it on the Game Gear too - it was harder), on the internet whilst looking for new ideas and I thought they would convert to cross-stitch really well!

There are 13 stages in total and each "boss" gets progressively harder.

First stage is "Arms"- he's pretty straight forward:



You can download the pattern via BOX.net (in the SEGA sub-folder of GAMING).

BTW, feel free to stitch this however way you want, I stitched him like this:



Well that's all for now - the other 12 bosses will follow in due time.

Till next time … keep Kalm and cross-stitch :) x