Model stitched on 36 Ct. Vintage Meadow Rue using Soie d'Alger. DMC alternatives provided. Specialty stitches used are satin stitch, four sided stitch and 2 different variations of a rice stitch. Stitch count is 240W x 271H. Design is 13.33" x 15.06" Color Chart.
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from United States on 05/01/2023 - Superior Printed Charts While I ordinarily stitch from PDF charts, Hands Across the Sea Samplers has the best printed charts I've used, "hands down". They're large enough to be easy to read and have clearly defined and differentiated color symbols. The narrative histories included are an added bonus. They are beautiful charts.
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