AUTUMN HARVEST- by Kathy Barrick
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Description
Description
Autumn Harvest is a pattern designed by Kathy Barrick in 2015 for A Simple Life Magazine.
The sampler is stitched on 36-Count Mocha Linen from Weeks Dye Works using one strand of Gentle Art Sampler Threads. Cross stitch is used throughout with one exception: The window panes are outlined in straight stitches using one strand of Straw Bonnet.
Gentle Art Threads used: Acorn, Autumn Leaves, Burnt Orange, Cidermaill Brown, Corn Husk, Flax, Forest Glade, Gingersnap, Gold Leaf, Maple Syrup, Raven, Straw Bonnet. A conversion to DMC is provided.
Stitch Count: 108 Wide by 116 High.
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