Bleak House inspired by Charles Dickens a Cross Stitch Pattern by Stitchers Anon Cross Stitch Designs
The first in the Charle's Dickens 'Bleak House Collection', this pretty design brings in the classic muted Victorian colours of the time with reference to the underlying theme of the book: the infamous Jarndyce versus Jarndyce court case.
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SKU:
16429
Project Specifications:
Stitch Count
116w x 146h
Project Size
8.3" x 10.4" on 28cnt (over 2)
Floss
DMC, Gentle Art Floss,Crescent Colours
Fabric
28 count White Linen (DMC)
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$12.00
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$10.20
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Designed by:
Gaynor French
Copyright:
2015 G French
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The default Floss & Thread for this project is DMC.You can substitute Sullivans if you like.The DMC cost is $4.55 for all (7).Sullivans is $3.08.
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DMC
152 md lt shell pink
$0.65
1
DMC
223 shell pink - lt
$0.65
1
DMC
535 ash gray - vy lt
$0.65
1
DMC
839 beige brown - dk
$0.65
1
DMC
841 beige brown - lt
$0.65
1
DMC
3828 hazel nut brown
$0.65
1
The Gentle Art
Dried Thyme
$2.39
1
Classic Colorworks (Crescent Colors)
River Rocks
$2.60
1
DMC
ecru
$0.65
1
Fabrics:Please select one...
Wichelt Imports 28ct Linen, White (13" x 18")
$11.45
1
Wichelt Imports 28ct Cashel Linen, White (13" x 18")
$11.55
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