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Fleur de Couleur cross stitch
Fleur de Couleur cross stitch
Fleur de Couleur cross stitch
Fleur de Couleur cross stitch
Fleur de Couleur cross stitch
Fleur de Couleur cross stitch
Fleur de Couleur cross stitch
Fleur de Couleur cross stitch

Fleur de Couleur cross stitch

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About this pattern

This colourful floral cross stitch by Jamie Chalmers, AKA Mr X Stitch, was inspired by the vibrancy of a Californian poppy in the sunlight, and the diverse petal formations of dahlias. The design is also based on a basic colour wheel, showing the primary and secondary colours that exist within the spectrum. You can cross stitch it onto white fabric if you like, although it will really pop against a black background – the choice is yours.

Essentials

  • Black or white Aida, fabric count 14
  • 8” embroidery hoop
  • DMC embroidery threads: lemon (307), light lemon (445) dark pewter grey (413), dark steel grey (414), very dark cranberry (600), burnt orange-red (606), tangerine (740), light tangerine (742), dark carnation (891), very light carnation (894), medium parrot green (906), light parrot green (907), medium electric blue (996), electric blue (3843)

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    Work a colourful hanging

    1 Download and print the colour chart using the button above. Fold your Aida in half both ways to form a cross-shaped crease in the centre, then secure in a hoop so the crease is in the middle and the fabric is smooth and taut.

    2 Work the design according to the chart, starting from the middle and working outwards. The colour key at the bottom of the chart will tell you which threads to use for each part of the design.

    3 If you run out of thread or come to the end of the section you’re stitching and need to secure off, take your needle under three or four stitches on the underside of y

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