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help: using celeste's level design to improve embroidery patterns
tbh so i just finished celeste for the 3rd time and i was thinking... the level design in that game is kinda like embroidery patterns. both need patience and attention to detail. has anyone else noticed this? i'm trying to get into embroidery and i was wondering if studying celeste's level design could help me improve my stitching
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