Cancer Strength a Cross Stitch Pattern by White Willow Stitching
Cancer Strength is an easy to customize cross stitch chart designed by White Willow Stitching. 1 skein of floss of any color to match the cancer ribbon of your choice. One skein fo a color for the shading inside the wings and 2 skeins for the words, antenna and outer wings. Floss calculations are done based on 1-8 meter skein of 6 stranded floss. Perfect for hand dyed fibers!
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26610
Project Specifications:
Stitch Count
162w x 139h
Project Size
11.6" x 9.9" on 14cnt
Floss
3 DMC floss colors
Fabric
Any count, any color
Designed by:
Jamie Larson
Copyright:
2018 Jamie Larson
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The default Floss & Thread for this project is DMC.You can substitute Sullivans if you like.The DMC cost is $1.30 for all (2).Sullivans is $0.88.
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552 violet - md
$0.65
1
DMC
957 geranium - pl
$0.65
1
Fabrics:Please select one...
DMC 14ct Aida, White (15" x 18")
$4.95
1
STS Crafts 14ct Aida, White (15" x 18")
$5.29
1
Charles Craft, Inc. 14ct Aida, White (15" x 18")
$5.39
1
Wichelt Imports 14ct Aida, White (18" x 25")
$11.69
1
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Think Tank: An Unusual Request
This is either for anyone on this chat or for Kristi through Artecy.
I want to make something for my Oncologist for Christmas to let her know how special she has been to me. I have found some patterns (searched "Cancer") and I love them; however I'm not a creative person. I want to personalize it and I just don't know how to arrange the letters to make it look good. Can anyone help me do this?
I like the pattern "Cancer Strength" and would like it to say, "Dr. Olajide, you gave me:..." I'm not hooked on this particular pattern and I'm open to any other suggestions as well. Thank you all.
