I've been batting around on whether or not to share the chart that I used to make this tapestry. I think I'm just worried about stepping on IP (Trademarks and Copyrights) and I realize when it comes to fan art there are grey areas like cosplay, but obviously we aren't selling it so... And it's pretty freaking niche. Like psycho niche. I saw the views to likes on DeviantArt. Like 15 likes to 1K views, speak volumes as to how niche this is.
Previous Blogs:
- https://artofladyseshiiria.blogspot.com/2026/01/crochet-pattern-testing-success.html
- https://artofladyseshiiria.blogspot.com/2026/01/crochet-pattern-testing-ugh.html
You can download the zip file from my google.drive below.
Disclaimer: This is not a pattern, it is not a finished product, it's only a chart. It assumes that you already know how to crochet, know how to color change using tapestry or intarsia. I used both methods when making mine, and I had to be vary strategic in how I did it so I didn't have floating yarn on the back. I highly suggest really thinking out how you plan your carrying or dropping of yarns for a super clean back. I made my own stitch fiddle chart and it took a lot of tweaking. Apparently, you can't just slap graphics in. I learned this the hard way. It took a lot of tweaking in order for the phrase to show up well and without issues. A lot of development and testing went into making this chart usable. It is only tested for single crochet stitches. (See zip file .txt for more notes.)
It took me about 80 hours and I threw my neck and back out. Hahaha...
Yarn Estimates:
327 Yards
Supplies:
- 5.5mm Hook
- Tapestry Needle
- Scissors
- 2 Skeins of Black Premier Just Yarn Worsted Black
- 1 Skein of Premier Just Yarn Worsted Ruby
(This content is not sponsored. I was not paid to promote or endorse any products mentioned.)
Stitch Fiddle Chart Download:
Disclaimer: This is a work of fanart. I do not claim ownership over Bethesda's copyrights or trademarks.
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