Stitch Count: 379 W by 229 H Fabric: 36 count Faun Linen by Picture This Plus DMC: 03, 07, 08, 310, 312, 322, 351, 352, 433, 435, 535, 738 and 921 Gentle Art Sampler Threads: Shutter Green Weeks Dye Works: Havana and Kudzu *Number of skeins needed: Shutter Green (Gentle Art) 1 over 2 on 40 count linen ~ 3 skeins 1 over 2 on 36 count linen ~ 4. Cross stitch pattern from Cottage Garden Samplings featuring Santa and his forest friends marching in the Christmas parade! Model stitched on 40 Ct. Prehistoric Linen by Fox and Rabbit using DMC floss.
Cottage Garden Samplings cross stitch patterns are so fun to stitch! They have a whimsical modern yet sampler. Recommended placement if you choose to stitch the entire series: Horizontally, the designs flow one into the next (Vertically, 4 rows).If skipping 3 stitches in between each part, it will have a stitch count of 306 W x 529 H Or, if you choose to stitch 3-parts by theme horizontally, they are 3 parts of design flow one into the next. We have a large selection of Cottage Garden Samplings cross-stich patterns available!
Cottage Garden Samplings blends classic sampler tradition with lyrical themes. Popular series like A Year in the Woods and Songbirds Garden invite collecting while standing strong as solo finishes. Elegant lettering, balanced borders, and natural motifs make these cross stitch patterns a pleasure to stitch and a joy to frame.
The look is refined yet welcoming, suited to hallways, studies, and. Stitch Therapy Needleworks is a retailer of cross stitch, fibers, fabrics, canvases, charts, threads, needles, floss, scissors,hand painted canvas, needlepoint kits. Check out our cottage garden samplings selection for the very best in unique or custom, handmade pieces from our cross stitch shops.
Cottage Garden Samplings available at Anabella's Cross Stitch Store. We sell cross stitch patterns & cross stitch kits from your favorite designers. No returns on cross stitch (copyright issues) Seller not responsible for loss or damages by 3rd parties All sales are final.
