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Things of Summer Cross Stitch Sampler Kit

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Things of Summer Cross Stitch Sampler KitThis is an aspirational collection of summer things. I designed it before lock down started last spring, never dreaming that much of what's invoked here beach days and summer parties and midsummer crowns would be enjoyed alone, or not at all. Nevertheless, the simple joys of summer have not entirely disappeared. The red geranium I used as a prop in this photo is now thriving on my office windowsill. My striped suited daughter has spent many afternoons

This is an aspirational collection of summer things. I designed it before lock-down started last spring, never dreaming that much of what's invoked here — beach days and summer parties and midsummer crowns — would be enjoyed alone, or not at all. Nevertheless, the simple joys of summer have not entirely disappeared. The red geranium I used as a prop in this photo is now thriving on my office windowsill. My striped-suited daughter has spent many afternoons splashing in her backyard wading pool. And the bouquets of wildflowers we've picked from our very own front borders bring me cheer every day. I hope this little collection of things helps remind you of the small summer sweetnesses in your own days right now.

This piece is stitched on 32-count linen (that's 16 stitches per inch) with two-plies of DMC six-ply cotton embroidery floss.

Finished size of design area: 6"w x 8"h (15cm x 20cm); 96 stitches wide x 128 high on 32-count fabric

This kit contains:

  • One 14" x 16" (36cm x 41cm) piece of 32-count evenweave linen from Wichelt in Star Sapphire (color 113)
  • (55) 24" (61cm) lengths of various colors of DMC 6-ply cotton embroidery floss
  • Stitching instructions
  • Color cross-stitch chart with symbols
  • One piece of chipboard for creating a floss organizer

You will need:

ERRATA: In the printed pattern included in the kit, the symbol for color 3733 is incorrect. It should look like this: 

 

To learn how to do counted cross stitch, please click here.

For help with framing your finished piece yourself, please click here.

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