Cross stitch pattern from Scarlett House featuring the phrase "What though I am but a child and little can I discern Christ is a teacher meek and mild and bids me come and learn"!
Model stitched on 40 ct. Newcastle Summer Khaki linen using AVAS Silk thread with DMC Alternatives listed. Stitch count is 278 x 271.
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Cross stitch pattern from Puntini Puntini featuring J through R in the alphabet!
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Cross stitch pattern from Romy's Creations featuring letters U and V with the phrases "U is for unwrap" and "V is for vacation"!
Model stitched on 32 ct. Vintage Country Mocha using Romy's Creation and DMC thread.
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Model stitched on 32 ct. Belfast Vintage Country Mocha using Romy's Creation and DMC thread.
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Cross stitch pattern from Romy's Creations featuring letters Y and Z with the phrases "Y is for yule log cake" and "Z is for zest"!
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