This is an Artecy design. I have made several of their designs. They are usually printed on individual pages with black key symbols which are easy to read. This is a large design...so it will have multiple pages. Tereena Clarke from Artecy monitors this chat room and will probably answer your question exactly! (I am a Stitcher in the Chat Room...I do not work for ECS.) P.S. I love the picture!!

Hi debstrigger,

This is our design. Thanks jerseycrafter, your answer was spot on. We do not print our charts in a booklet or leaflet form, they are instead individual one sided pages that are placed into a zip lock bag.

This design has 24 pages in total, 18 pages are the actual pattern grid. The symbols are large and easy to read. The idea with these larger designs is to stitch one page at a time. It helps to make a working photocopy of the pattern and you can mark on the copy with coloured highlighters the stitches you have completed or are going to stitch.

I personally use a yellow highlighter on the pattern to mark the stitches of one colour I am going to stitch on a page and then after I complete those stitches I uses a blue highlighter to go over the yellow ones stitched and then I know I have completed them. Then I move onto the next symbol and colour. Just using highlighters seems to help break up all the symbols and make them easier to see.

Please let me know if you have any further queries.

Thanks and Best Wishes
Tereena Clarke
Artecy Cross Stitch