Cross stitch pattern of the Vocaloid, Hatsune Miku. Thanks to Ploaj for the sprite. Download the PDF here: Miku Pattern

Grid Size: 52W x 65H
Design Area: 3.57″ x 4.50″ (50 x 63 stitches)
Colors: 14

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This may be old news to a lot of you, but Vocaloids are a really interesting technology. They’re basically Siri, if Siri made music instead of NSA tracking or whatever Siri is supposed to do. I don’t know. I don’t have an iphone. Basically, Miku doesn’t exist, but all her vocal fragments were recorded from a real person, Saki Fujita. These phonetic sounds can be strung together to make any words you want, so it must be really creepy for Fujita to hear her own voice say things she never said. Text to speech synthesizers are pretty old technology, as anyone who innocently downloaded Bonzi Buddy can attest, but it’s the addition of music and characters that makes Vocaloids so fascinating.

To tell you the truth I don’t have many favorite songs. I really like Lost One’s Weeping, but Rolling Girl is a good one too. You should check out some fan made songs. There are literally thousands of them.