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Wildlife Preserve Miniature Cross-Stitch Chart Adapted from Vintage Poster
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Wildlife Preserve Cross-Stitch Mini Adapted from Vintage Advertisement Poster
***This item is a cross-stitch pattern PDF Download.***
This miniature cross-stitch design is adapted from an authentic vintage poster announcing federal wild life preserves. It features a graceful deer sipping from a stream surrounded by what appears to be the redwood forest.
This delightful design is full coverage and designed to be worked on 14-count aida to fit a 5”x7” frame. It has very little backstitch – just the letters which could be left off if you truly hate backstitch. Alternate finish sizes are provided for 11, 16 and 18 count. When working on 11 count, 3 or even 4 strands will provide the best coverage.
This PDF contains a single page – one for the color chart and a separate page for the black & white chart so you can work off of whichever is easiest for you. The floss table is for DMC and shows both color and black & white symbols so even if you choose to print only the black & white chart, you’ll still have a color key handy.
Miniature designs are perfect for beginner cross-stitch, or more experienced stitcher. And cross-stitch is a proven stress-buster – you really can’t go wrong with this cute little design!
This miniature cross-stitch is a tiny 69 stitches wide X 94 high.
Finished Sizes:
11 Count: 6-1/4w X 8-1/2h
14 Count: 4-7/8w X 6-5/8h
16 Count: 4-1/4w X 5-7/8h
18 Count: 3-3/4w X 5-1/8h
All measurements are provided in inches.
This chart uses just 23 colors and is a downloadable PDF.
Bright Pink Ink cross-stitch charts are professionally-designed to eliminate as much confetti stitch as possible to increase your stitching satisfaction. We believe cross-stitch should be fun and we don’t think confetti is fun. Of course, some confetti stitch is unavoidable in order to retain as much detail as possible - especially in a miniature design – however, it has still been minimized to the extent possible making for a great stitching experience and beautiful finished product that you can be proud of.
Miniature size charts are adorable framed on their own. You could work a few of them and hang them together to create a larger display. You can also work several designs and turn them into a pillow. If you’re super ambitious, you could even sew various designes into a throw for your couch or bed.
Bright Pink Ink is dedicated to educating women about the dangers of psychological and Narcissistic Abuse. Every purchase you make supports this mission.
Please note: This cross-stitch pattern is a downloadable PDF. It is not a kit or a paper pattern. Nothing will be physically shipped to you. When you purchase this chart, you will receive an email with a link to download the CROSS-STITCH PATTERN ONLY - for your personal use.
After downloading, you can print the pattern using a printer at home, the library, or an office supply store.
You can also read this cross-stitch chart in an app if you prefer to work from a digital chart.
***This item is a cross-stitch pattern PDF Download.***
This miniature cross-stitch design is adapted from an authentic vintage poster announcing federal wild life preserves. It features a graceful deer sipping from a stream surrounded by what appears to be the redwood forest.
This delightful design is full coverage and designed to be worked on 14-count aida to fit a 5”x7” frame. It has very little backstitch – just the letters which could be left off if you truly hate backstitch. Alternate finish sizes are provided for 11, 16 and 18 count. When working on 11 count, 3 or even 4 strands will provide the best coverage.
This PDF contains a single page – one for the color chart and a separate page for the black & white chart so you can work off of whichever is easiest for you. The floss table is for DMC and shows both color and black & white symbols so even if you choose to print only the black & white chart, you’ll still have a color key handy.
Miniature designs are perfect for beginner cross-stitch, or more experienced stitcher. And cross-stitch is a proven stress-buster – you really can’t go wrong with this cute little design!
This miniature cross-stitch is a tiny 69 stitches wide X 94 high.
Finished Sizes:
11 Count: 6-1/4w X 8-1/2h
14 Count: 4-7/8w X 6-5/8h
16 Count: 4-1/4w X 5-7/8h
18 Count: 3-3/4w X 5-1/8h
All measurements are provided in inches.
This chart uses just 23 colors and is a downloadable PDF.
Bright Pink Ink cross-stitch charts are professionally-designed to eliminate as much confetti stitch as possible to increase your stitching satisfaction. We believe cross-stitch should be fun and we don’t think confetti is fun. Of course, some confetti stitch is unavoidable in order to retain as much detail as possible - especially in a miniature design – however, it has still been minimized to the extent possible making for a great stitching experience and beautiful finished product that you can be proud of.
Miniature size charts are adorable framed on their own. You could work a few of them and hang them together to create a larger display. You can also work several designs and turn them into a pillow. If you’re super ambitious, you could even sew various designes into a throw for your couch or bed.
Bright Pink Ink is dedicated to educating women about the dangers of psychological and Narcissistic Abuse. Every purchase you make supports this mission.
Please note: This cross-stitch pattern is a downloadable PDF. It is not a kit or a paper pattern. Nothing will be physically shipped to you. When you purchase this chart, you will receive an email with a link to download the CROSS-STITCH PATTERN ONLY - for your personal use.
After downloading, you can print the pattern using a printer at home, the library, or an office supply store.
You can also read this cross-stitch chart in an app if you prefer to work from a digital chart.
