An Oak a Cross Stitch Pattern by Stitcherhood, The
"An Oak" is a simple, yet lovely, cross stitch design featuring an old oak tree either under a setting sun or beneath a giant full moon.
First model is stitched on 14 count white Aida cross stitch fabric and stitched in DMC #310 (black) and #832 (gold).
Second model (same design) is stitched on 14 count black Aida cross stitch fabric and stitched in DMC #646 (grey) and white.
Feel free to substitute colors and fabrics to your taste.
All stitches are cross stitch.
Project Specifications:
Stitch Count
96w x 66h
Project Size
6.9" x 4.7" on 14cnt
Floss
please see description
Fabric
please see description
Designed by:
The Stitcherhood
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The default Floss & Thread for this project is DMC.You can substitute Sullivans if you like.The DMC cost is $2.60 for all (4).Sullivans is $1.76.
DMC
Sullivans
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Item:
Price:
Qty:
DMC
310 black
$0.65
1
DMC
646 beaver gray - dk
$0.65
1
DMC
832 golden olive
$0.65
1
DMC
white
$0.65
1
Customer Reviews
It's a challenge!!
I'm doing it on a blue gray 18 count linen with an overdyed thread (blackboard from WDW) for the tree and a very pale yellow for the moon (sun, whatever). The thread gives a nice dappled appearance to the tree and I like it against the linen. Using one colour requires a lot of counting to get the breaks in the leaves properly. But, missing a stitch or two and moving things over doesn't seem to make a big difference.
In spite of this I am enjoying working it and watching it grow. Diane
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transhop on 6/6/2019
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