Toys & Games Heirloom Christmas Stockinga Cross Stitch Pattern by Kooler Design Studio

Manufacturer:
Kooler Design Studio
ProductType:
Cross Stitch Patterns
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Themes:
Christmas Stockings
SKU:
28289
Specifications:
Stitch Count
136w x 212h
Project Size
10.9" x 17" on 25cnt (over 2)
Floss
DMC Floss
Fabric
25ct. Mushroom Lugana
Designed By:
Sandy Orton
copyright: Kooler Design Studio

Pattern Supplies:

221 shell pink - vy dk
223 shell pink - lt
311 navy blue - md
Wichelt Imports 25ct Lugana, Mushroom (18" x 27")
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About this item
Give your mantel a pop of color with our vibrant Toys & Games Stocking. Created with playful designs and vintage accents, this stocking can be personalized on the cuff with your kid’s name. Come Christmas morning, the little one will love to find small surprises hidden inside.

Counted cross stitch pattern. Stitch count: 136w x 212h. Stitched over 2 on 25ct. Mushroom Lugana using DMC floss. Chart will be in black and white symbols with colored backstitch lines. Project includes full stitches, quarter stitches, French knots and backtitching. Chart also includes finishing and assmbly instructions for stocking and an alpahabet is included.
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Does this pattern include the pattern for "Gingerbread Boy Cuff" stocking that was published with the original pattern?
Posted by: KBH on 12/11/22(1 reply...)
Heirloom Christmas Stocking
Does this come with just the pattern? Or is it also the fabric for making the stocking and cross stitching on? I see where you can add the embroidery floss, but I wasn't sure if I needed to buy the fabric supplies on my own?
Posted by: Laurie Sibley on 12/05/20(1 reply...)
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