Model stitched over 2 threads on 32 Ct. Examplar linen with Needlepoint Inc silks (or DMC 501, 839, 356, 918, 3362, 926, 3768, 311, 3364, 3346, 927, 754, 827, 758, 729, 3064, 435, 833, 677, 437, 612, 610, 712). Stitch Count: 230W x 379H
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from United States on 04/01/2021 - Elizabeth JM Mears 1833 A wonderful chart! And was able to kit it up with almost all of the silks. So helpful. Thank you.
from United States on 02/26/2020 I haven't started this pattern yet but looking forward to stitching it. Came quickly and
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