Cross-stitching the general election
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As the political map of the UK changes colour, one man has made it his mission to cross-stitch the election.
Here's Tom Katsumi's election night (and morning) in tweets.
The team settles in...
Party colours are allocated.
Houghton and Sunderland South becomes the first constituency to declare, announcing at 22:48 BST.
Image source, Tom Katsumi's The evening's stitching starts off at a slow and steady pace...
Image source, Vanessa BarfordBut it quickly becomes hard to keep up with the flurry of results...
Labour held many of the first seats, with successes in the north continuing to come in.
Image source, Tom KatsumiThe unprecedented shift to the SNP in Scotland became clear - they ended up with 56 of Scotland's 59 seats.
Image source, Vanessa BarfordMuch of London went to Labour.
Image source, Tom KatsumiA quick nap...
Image source, Vanessa BarfordCatching up on the Conservative south.
Image source, Tom KatsumiMaking more progress.
Image source, Tom KatsumiBehind the scenes...
Image source, Tom KatsumiNearly there...
Image source, Tom KatsumiCome on St Ives...
Image source, Tom KatsumiAnd bed?
- 8 May 2015
- 8 May 2015
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