Pomegranate Alphabet a Cross Stitch Pattern by Happiness Is Heartmade
The Pomegranate Alphabet Sampler was designed using elements from various antique needlework charts, supplemented with original elements. This design can be used as a Christmas stitching design, due to the popularity of pomegranates in Christmas decorations (especially their historical use in Christmas and New Year's decorations). If you enjoy stitching pomegranate designs, don't miss the "Antique Pomegranate Curiosity Sampler" by Happiness Is HeartMade. This design uses only whole stitches. The chart is done in colored squares with symbols, for easier stitching. 12-page booklet. This design uses 4 thread colors. Pattern Information - Stitches: 217w x 157h. Measurements on 16-count aida cloth: 13.56"w x 9.81"h.
Project Specifications:
Stitch Count
217w x 157h
Project Size
13.6" x 9.8" on 16cnt
Floss
4 thread colors are used. DMC thread color numbers are provided in the leaflet.
Fabric
16ct Aida
Designed by:
Christy Shuhy Ortiz
Copyright:
CEC, LLC
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Product Supplies
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The default Floss & Thread for this project is DMC.You can substitute Sullivans if you like.The DMC cost is $2.20 for all (4).Sullivans is $1.76.
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DMC
611 drab brown
$0.55
1
DMC
612 drab brown - lt
$0.55
1
DMC
815 garnet - md
$0.55
1
DMC
890 pistachio green - ul dk
$0.55
1
Customer Reviews
Beautiful!!!
Sampler is gorgeous. I followed the colors in the instructions. Definitely worth framing! I love it!
by:
Sharon on 11/1/2023
How much time do you have?
I love this and love alphabet samplers in general. This was a bit more challenging with all the little details and was a slower project for me. Loved the end result, however!!
by:
Katie on 9/7/2023
Chit Chat
Kristi, can you supply some more info on this chart
Please clarify the info supplied on this sampler. Does this chart use any specialty stitches (it does not look like it from the photo but it's just a graphic and not a stitched picture). Where it says full stitches are used, do they mean for this chart or for the other chart that is mentioned in the description. Thanks Kristi.
