Hello,

That is not a printing mistake. When I entered the numbers in our system for the design, I probably just mixed them up. I have corrected it on our end, so the website should have it listed correctly now. Sorry about that and thank you for letting me know :)

As far as the other stitches, I don't see on our website where it states what kind of stitches it has? Are you referring to what's on the leaflet?

~Kristi @ ECS

Actually yeah I was. You actually told me about the quarter stitchs when I was thinking about buying it. You should know that i counted the stitches across on the paper and it's 138 across. I'm sorry if it sounds like I'm being petty or any other way but I learned once when I first started crossstitching that the wrong information can change the whole picture.

Just looking at this, it looks taller than it is wide.

i don'know the ans, as i collet cardinals and see how colorful it will be maybe you want to call co. or ask store whre buy

Hello,

I have the leaflet here in front of me and it states 138H x 183V....which means 138 horizontal (wide) x 183 vertical (H) so it was correct on the website in the beginning. Imaginating leaflets put their stitch counts horizontal (H) and vertical (V) instead of W x H so you won't see a W listed on the leaflet for sizing.

The leaflet will give you instructions as far as backstitching, French knots, etc...but Imaginating designs usually don't tell you if there are half or quarter stitches in the design on the actual leaflet instructions. They will just be on the design itself. On the back of their leaflets, they will usually put up diagrams/instructions for full stitches and backstitching but those are just general instructions/diagrams for the craft of cross stitching, they aren't specific instructions for that leaflet. I hope that makes sense?! The leaflet instructions won't tell you specifically what kind of stitches are in the design unless the instructions call for it.

I apologize for any confusion.

~Kristi @ ECS

Thank you. And I'm sorry for all the confusion I created. Happy Thanksgiving.