Counted Cross Autumn Falls Digital Download PDF Format Charlie's Official Store
Counted Cross Autumn Falls Digital Download PDF Format Charlie's Official Store
Counted Cross Autumn Falls Digital Download PDF Format Charlie's Official Store
Diamond Painting Autumn Falls Round & Square Full Coverage Charlie's Official Store
Counted Cross Stitch Ethereal Bunsai Dreams Digital Download PDF Format Charlie's Official Store
Counted Cross Stitch Chicken Coop Partial Coverage Digital Download PDF File Charlie's Official Store
Counted Cross Stitch A Moment In Time Full Coverage Digital Download PDF File (Copy) Charlie's Official Store
Counted Cross Stitch A Moment In Time Full Coverage Digital Download PDF File (Copy) Charlie's Official Store

Counted Cross Stitch Autumn Falls Digital Download PDF Format

Regular price$11.50
/
Shipping calculated at checkout.

Size
Color
  • Free US & Canada shipping on orders over $49
  • In stock, ready to ship
  • Inventory on the way
Autumn Falls - Watercolor Counted Cross-Stitch Digital Downloadable Pattern
Pattern Keeper Compatible
Digital Download: PDF files
Recommended Thread: DMC
Recommended Fabric: Aida
Approximate Design Areas:
1- 224W x 128H = 16" x 9 1/4" = 40*25cm = 133 colors
2- 280W x 160H = 20" x 11 1/2" = 50*30cm = 145 colors
3- 336W x 192H = 24" x 13 3/4" = 60*35cm = 156 colors
*** These measurements are based on a 14ct Aida - Please look at the pattern for more measurements on the 16ct and 18ct.
Patterns to choose from:
Black and White Pattern
and/or
Colored with Symbols Pattern

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Customer Reviews

Be the first to write a review
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)
0%
(0)

Top quality products

A family company

60-Days Return Policy

Licensed Products

CROSS STITCHING STEPS

STEP 1: Prepare Your Fabric

Secure the fabric in an embroidery hoop or frame, ensuring it's taut and wrinkle-free.

STEP 2: Thread Your Needle

Separate the strands of embroidery floss according to your pattern's instructions. For most patterns, you'll use two strands of floss.

STEP 3: Execute the Stitches

Finish each strand of floss neatly on the backside of the fabric, securing it with a small knot or by weaving it under existing stitches.

Your Quick Starter Guide

Cross Stitching for Beginners: What You Need to Know

You'll need basic supplies like fabric, embroidery floss, needles, and a hoop to get started. Cross stitching is a skill that anyone can learn with practice. Start with simple patterns, take your time, and enjoy the process.

FAQs

To start cross stitching, you'll need fabric, embroidery floss, a needle, and a pattern. Begin by threading your needle with one strand of embroidery floss and securing it to the fabric with a knot. Then, follow the pattern's instructions.

Cross stitch patterns are typically grids with symbols representing different colors of embroidery floss. Each symbol corresponds to a specific color, and you'll stitch according to the symbols on the pattern.

Once you've completed all the stitching, you can finish your project by framing it, turning it into a pillow, or sewing it onto a fabric backing. If framing, ensure the fabric is stretched smoothly and evenly within the frame. If sewing onto a backing, use a whipstitch or running stitch to secure the edges.

To wash a finished cross stitch piece, gently hand wash it in lukewarm water with mild soap, then rinse thoroughly and blot dry with a clean towel. Avoid wringing or rubbing the fabric, as this can distort the stitches. Once dry, you can iron the piece on the reverse side using a low heat setting.

To achieve neat and even stitches, maintain consistent tension on the embroidery floss as you stitch. Ensure each stitch crosses in the same direction, either bottom-left to top-right or bottom-right to top-left, to maintain uniformity.

Mistakes in cross stitching can often be corrected by carefully removing stitches with a seam ripper or small scissors. Take care not to damage the fabric or adjacent stitches. If the mistake is minor, such as a misplaced stitch, you can sometimes leave it or cover it with a correctly placed stitch of the correct color.