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I built a multiplayer embroidery sampler for the internet. It's called Common Thread. 🪡 Built the entire thing in Figma Make, first thing I've ever vibecoded with it. Every visitor gets a patch on a shared canvas. You pick a thread color, choose a stitch type, and craft your...

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let's stitch togetherrrrr👇

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@figma ty for helping me procrastinate 🌼

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@figma Omg gorgeous !

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Ale Hernández M.6 ay önce

@figma So cool! I got two, but I lost one 😅 (#231 and I lost the other patch number).

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@figma These are beautiful !!

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@figma Hey nice work Charlota! So cool to see.

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@figma This is sooooo rad charlota!

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@figma Thank you, @rogie, means a lot coming from you!

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@figma This is beautiful! Love how experimental it is🪡

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@_katherholt @figma This is wonderful 😍

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@_katherholt @figma thanks a lot, Josh, means a lot coming form you!!

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@figma Omg

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@miggi @figma I love this. I kinda want to make a crochet pattern tool

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@figma Super cool! It's already great, but this reminded me of a blog post by @MaximeHeckel where he uses shaders for a woven crochet effect. Could be interesting to try applying some of the techniques here!

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@figma I looovvveeee her

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@figma This is so pretty and cool

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John Nack6 ay önce

@figma The name alone is perfect. 👨🏻‍🍳💋😌

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Alex @ Figma Edu6 ay önce

@figma This is really cool 😍

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John Howard 🚀🌕6 ay önce

@figma Ooooh we should make the patches real

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@figma @TaylorHoliday a collab would be incredible

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@figma I'm building a Lovebombing app that you can send Lovebombs to people it has a similar vibe :3

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@figma Woho, this is the best so far! 🔥🔥🔥🔥

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@figma Oh no. I messed up. How do i get it back.

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@figma Looks quite lovely! ☺️

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@figma So adorable and lovely!!! Like museum treasures

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Lindsay Kadowaki6 ay önce

@figma What incredible execution of something so hard to do! This *feels* real.

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@figma THIS IS AMAZING

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@figma Omg so cuteeeeeee

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@popilart @figma cc @AshirasArt

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@figma 🏆🏆🏆

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@figma 😍 love this so much!! trying it now.

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@figma seriously the first time i have seen something nicely vibe coded very inspiring!

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@figma really cool!

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@figma ty, i had fun building this!

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@figma wow!

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@figma Love it!

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@zoink @figma Oh this is cute

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@figma This is so cool!

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@figma OMG this is beautiful!

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@figma late to finally trying this but I loved it so much!

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