Mathysphere

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I REALLY like cross-stitch. also math. ๐Ÿฅš๐Ÿž<- homemade eggbug emoji

A cross-stitched Hatsune Miku wearing a flowing gown with music notes around the hem. There's beads, there's backstitch, her hair and dress are waving in the wind, and the piece is photographed surrounded by spring blossoms.
A webpage generating a cross-stitch pattern of planet in the colors of the Trans Pride flag. First you choose a style of planet, then the number of stripes for it to have, then the color of each stripe, and presto! A pattern ready to stitch!
A tacky gif of a cross-stitch pattern overlaid with several blinking, spinning, and flaming sets of text. The pattern is of a Windows-98-style cross-stitch desktop theme, (an ort jar for 'Recycle Bin', a scroll frame for 'My Computer, a bobbin case for 'My Documents', and a ball of thread for 'Internet'), and the gif texts read 'NEW PATTERN ALERT', 'SPECIAL OFFER: CLICK TO LEARN MORE', and 'WOW WOW WOW'.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Happy ฯ€ Day' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 13' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 12' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 11' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 10' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'TYPO ALERT!' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 8' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 7' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 6' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 5' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 4' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 3' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the words 'Day 2' drawn in it.
A screenshot of a nonogram program with the number '1' drawn in it.
Diagram showing a 75 by 75 pattern divided up into fifteen blocks, each 25 by 15 stitches.
A colorful cross-stitch promo that reads: PI DAY CROSS STITCH NONOGRAMS. March 1-14. A new nonogram every day: solve the nonograms, then stitch them side-by-side-- and the picture is revealed! www.mathysphere.gay.
Photo of a cross stitch bookmark with three hands on it: on the left, a skeletal hand holding a sewing needle; on the right, the same hand, but with muscles and tendons visible; and in the center, a full, skin-and-flesh hand holds a needle aloft. The bookmark is on navy fabric with a fringe on each end, and is photographed laying across two hands with fingers splayed out around it.
A closeup on a cross-stitch tick in the corner of some larger nature sampler. The tick is colored an earthy yellow-and-brown, and, while simple and slightly stylized in a classical cross-stitch way, is clearly referenced from the real creature.
Photo of a hexagonal cross-stitch of fully-formed adult bee emerging from the cell where it underwent metamorphosis. It is photographed surrounded by paper hexagons.
A honeybee stands on the 'daisy field' hex of the sampler. It is looking at the smallest stitched bee in it: a six-stitch representation of itself.
A cross-stitch sampler made of seven hexagons, each showing a different bee scene: in the center, a closeup of a bee. Around it, from top: a bee is 'born', emerging from the cell where it metamorphosed from a larva into a full bee; a bee drinks from a dewdrop on a leaf; a bee walks across the honeycomb in its hive; a bee tends to a larva in a cell; a bee goes on the attack, wings buzzing; and a group of bees visit a field of daisies.
Photo of a cross-stitched planet in the colors of the Lesbian pride flag: orange, white, and magenta. It is photographed surrounded by various beads in those same colors.
A photo of two small framed cross-stitches: both are of the same cicada in different colors. The top cicada is black with red eyes, and has rainbow wings done in thin backstitching. The bottom cicada is in more subdued pale browns. Both are photographed in the woods, with brown leaves underneath and green growth all around.
A small cross-stitch of two fish. They are stitched on a small square of blue fabric, which is photographed underwater, with part of it buried under sand, and ripples of moving water shining on it.
A cross-stitched ocean sampler, with sixteen squares in a grid, each showing a mini scene. Top row (ocean surface): a wave, two leaping dolphins, a manta ray, and a seagull. Second row (upper ocean): a coral reef with a longnose butterfly fish, clownfish, starfish, and nudibranch (Chromodoris annae); blue whales; a school of silver fish; and a seal in a kelp forest. Third row (deeper ocean): clams eating marine snow, translucent jellyfish, bioluminescent fish, and a hermit crab. Fourth row (ocean depths): giant squid, anglerfish, tube worms at a billowing vent, and a whalefall with various scavengers. The blue fabric it's stitched on is pale at the top, deepening to a darker blue at the bottom.
Screenshot of a webpage styled to look like a backyard at night with a white bedsheet hung on a clothesline. A video of Sophie from 'Howl's Moving Castle' is displayed on the bedsheet, and in the corner of the webpage is a portable projector shining onto the scene.
A cross-stitched planet-- like Saturn, with a ring-- in the rainbow colors of a Pride flag. It is photographed in a rainbow hoop, and surrounded by an abundance of beads in the same colors.
Photo of a cross-stitched planet in the colors of the Pansexual pride flag. The planet has a pink top half, a yellow ring around it, and the teal lower half. It is photographed surrounded by various beads in those same colors.
A photo of a circular 22-part cross-stitch sampler. In the center is a seedling; in a ring around it are various seeds, leaves, roots, etc; and in the outermost ring are a wide variety of plants.
A digital cross-stitch design of a pale, semitransparent eel larva with backstitched marine snow-- little circles and stars-- falling around it. The eel has long, thin teeth and a ribbonlike body.
a cross-stitch Koch Snowflake ornament, now held in hand at an angle. The six crystal beads are more visible this way.
A cross-stitch ornament on plastic canvas. It is a Koch Snowflake fractal: a six-pointed shape made of triangles jutting out from triangles, with a pointy, bristling look. It is in white and blue, with gold thread and crystal bead accents, and looks rather like a stylized real-life snowflake.
Photo of a cross stitch bookmark with three hands on it: on the left, a skeletal hand holding a sewing needle; on the right, the same hand, but with muscles and tendons visible; and in the center, a full, skin-and-flesh hand holds a needle aloft. The bookmark is on navy fabric with a fringe on each end, and is photographed held by both a human hand and a skeletal one.
A cross stitch featuring numerals of the world, showing the numerals 1 through 9 in Babylonian, Maya, Chinese, Arabic, Roman, and Burmese. They are stitched in a red-and-gold variegated thread on black Aida.
Screenshot of walking through one of the Blackhaven museum exhibits titled "The War Comes to Blackhaven". Various Revolutionary war era objects and paintings are on display. Kendra is holding up a small tablet with trivia questions on the exhibit.
Screenshot of Blackhaven hall at night: a large colonial-era red brick plantation. A solid half of the original construction is missing, and has been replaced by a modern glass-and-steel reproduction.
A simple pixel art cross-stitch of the quote with a swirling border.
Cartoon fish, randomly generated-- it's really round and blue!
"NOT NOW--I'M WATCHING MY SOAPS", Martha Carter, 1981, in "Just Cross Stitch" Issue 1. A black-and-white pattern. Surrounding the main text is a border with the names of different soap operas: 'General Hospital', "Days of Our Lives', et cetera.
A cartoony procedurally-generated fish on 11:11 make a fish. It's round an peachy.
Screenshot of an Etsy search page with several AI-generated patterns displaying at half opacity with red borders around them. In the corner of the window is a Firefox extension info popup with ASCII art reading "No AI in Cross Stitch". Below it are links to flag a shop for AI patterns, report an error, and submit an appeal.
A cross stitch of a 25-square marsh sampler, with a different animal in each square, and each with a decorative backstitch border around them. The wetland animals include, in row one: a red-winged blackbird, a grasshopper, a pair of mallard ducks, a honeybee, mother and child raccoons; in row two: a field mouse, a great blue heron, a fish of indeterminate species, a painted turtle, a bald eagle; in row three: a pair of swans, a crayfish, a nesting killdeer a woolly bear caterpillar, a Canada goose surrounded by chicks; in row four: a wading whitetail deer, a monarch butterfly, a half-submerged striped frog, a muskrat, a black snake in a tree; in row five: a dragonfly, a rabbit, a green heron, an egret, and a firefly.
Screencap of a randomly-generated cartoon fish. It is burnt orange and teal green, with a very round body and back fin.
Screenshot of a randomly-generated green-and-purple fish.
A small and ornate mathematical cross stitch on blue fabric with white and gold thread and pearl beads. It shows how sine and cosine can be found in the position of a point as it travels around a circle. The circle is in the top left, with a point marked by a pearl bead. Sine (charting the point's vertical position) is drawn to the right of the circle, and cosine (charting its horizontal position) is drawn below it. In the lower right corner of the cross stitch is a white-and-gold stylized unit circle, with french knots representing the coordinates of the points on it.
A small and ornate mathematical cross stitch on blue fabric with white and gold thread and pearl beads. It shows how sine and cosine can be found in the position of a point as it travels around a circle. The circle is in the top left, with a point marked by a pearl bead. Sine (charting the point's vertical position) is drawn to the right of the circle, and cosine (charting its horizontal position) is drawn below it. In the lower right corner of the cross stitch is a white-and-gold stylized unit circle, with french knots representing the coordinates of the points on it.
A nonogram that reads "Pi Day!"
A nonogram of the number thirteen
A nonogram of the number twelve.
A nonogram of the number eleven.
A nonogram of the number ten.
A nonogram of the number nine.
A nonogram of the number eight.
A nonogram of a sparkly number seven.
A nonogram with the number six and a little coolguy face made in it. Neither the six nor the coolguy are actually a valid solution to the pictured clues.
A nonogram of the number five.
A solved kohaku puzzle with the factors of each row and column number crossed off as they were placed.