Let's Visit The South a Cross Stitch Pattern by Imaginating
Stitch up all things Southern with this design by Ursula Michael!Let's Visit The South is designed to be stitched on 14ct White Aida fabric and uses 9 different colors of floss.
Project Specifications:
Stitch Count
154w x 167h
Project Size
11" x 11.9" on 14cnt
Floss
9 DMC floss colors
Fabric
14ct White Aida
Designed by:
Ursula Michael
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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 $7.15 for all (11).Sullivans is $4.84.
DMC
Sullivans
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DMC
300 mahogany - vy dk
$0.65
2
DMC
353 peach
$0.65
1
DMC
356 terra cotta - md
$0.65
1
DMC
895 hunter green - vy dk
$0.65
1
DMC
972 canary - dp
$0.65
1
DMC
3348 yellow green - lt
$0.65
1
DMC
3761 sky blue - lt
$0.65
1
DMC
3777 terra cotta - vy dk
$0.65
2
DMC
3855 autumn gold - lt
$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
Customer Reviews
Can't wait to start this one
I like pieces with words and writing. This piece reminds me of my fun trips south of the Mason-Dixon line.
by:
Donna on 10/2/2018
Chit Chat
No Grid Lines
This pattern has grid lines, but it is so light that I can barely see it. I usually make copies of the patterns so I can mark on them, but the grid lines doesn't show up! I know this is trivial for you all experienced stitchers and being an "experienced" stitcher myself (almost 20 years), I should be able to follow without the grid lines, however, I need the grid lines b'c I multi-task while stitching (watch tv or watch DH play video game, which I really enjoy doing while stitching). What would your advice be? Return it? Draw in the grid lines? Need advice please.
Question about centering this one
The pattern is on 2 pages - top on one page, bottom on one page. I usually either start at upper left corner or dead in the middle. What do you suggest on a chart like this? I'm a pretty advanced cross-stitcher but I've never seen this before! Maybe the bottom of the top page would be the top of the second page? Thanks for your help!
