Gift of Christmas a Cross Stitch Pattern by Imaginating
One of several in a series. This design will take your breath away!Gift of Christmas is designed to be stitched on 14ct Natural Aida fabric and uses 9 different colors of floss.
Project Specifications:
Stitch Count
100w x 138h
Project Size
7.1" x 9.9" on 14cnt
Floss
9 DMC floss colors
Fabric
14ct Natural Aida
Designed by:
Diane Arthurs
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Product Supplies
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These are the suggested items you need to complete this project.
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The default Floss & Thread for this project is DMC.You can substitute Sullivans if you like.The DMC cost is $5.85 for all (9).Sullivans is $3.96.
DMC
Sullivans
Manu:
Item:
Price:
Qty:
DMC
347 salmon - vy dk
$0.65
1
DMC
869 hazel nut brown - vy dk
$0.65
1
DMC
934 black avocado green
$0.65
1
DMC
3024 brown gray - vy lt
$0.65
1
DMC
3031 mocha brown - vy dk
$0.65
1
DMC
3346 hunter green
$0.65
1
DMC
3348 yellow green - lt
$0.65
1
DMC
3782 mocha brown - lt
$0.65
1
DMC
white
$0.65
1
Fabrics:Please select one...
DMC 14ct Aida, Natural (15" x 18")
$4.95
1
Charles Craft, Inc. 14ct Aida, Natural (15" x 18")
$6.19
1
Wichelt Imports 14ct Aida, Natural (12" x 18")
$9.85
1
Customer Reviews
Fun to stitch
Love patterns from Imaginating because the combine traditional cross stitch with what is technically blackwork. Messages are always uplifting.
by:
Southern Stitcher on 11/2/2023
Nice message. Nice Christmas gift.
Lots and lots of backstitching!
by:
Susan on 9/7/2023
beautiful
One more beautiful and muted picture from this series. A nice change of pace from the very challenging patterns. Doreen
by:
doreenpeterson on 7/8/2017
I just finished it and it is beautiful. It will be a Christmas gift.
by:
mal_lpeh on 4/11/2017
Imaginating Designs are always easy and
fun to work and all I have ever done
have turned out beautifully. They are
my favorites and Gift Of Christmas is
no exception.
by:
Sandra on 2/3/2010
by:
Linda on 1/13/2010
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PATTERN QUESTION
ARE PATTERNS PRINTED IN BLACK & WHITE?
