RSSGiant Minesweeper made from 38,000+ Pixelblocks
Posted by Phillip Torrone |
Nov 3, 2006 07:54 AM
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You would need to check out PixelBlocksDigital Stained Glass™ Creator feature to recreate something like this with any picture you want - at any size. What's nice about this software feateure/process availble online is that it 'automagically' takes the image apart into the seperate blocks that you would need. It's a four step process and PixelBlocks outputs a parts list, price list and a PDF with all the pages gridded out for assembly.
This software could probably be used to create patterns for other stained glass objects or even the old-school cross-stitch pattern for the Craft! folks.
http://www.pixelblocks.com
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