Dutch Tiles
Dutch Tiles
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This was an 8 part SAL which has now finished, but the chart is now available in full.
I had a lot of requests for a non-floral version of my Dutch Tiles, and so this is it!
SIZE:
The whole design is : 159 x 159 stitches (each tile is 38 x 38 stitches)
On 14 count this measures: 11.36x11.36 Inches (28.4x28.4cm) of Aida
On 16 count this measures: 9.94x9.94 Inches (24.85x24.85cm) of Aida
On 18 count this measures: 8.84x8.84 Inches (22.09x22.09cm) of Aida
On 20 count this measures: 7.95x7.95 Inches (19.88x19.88cm) of Aida
COLOURS: This design uses 1 DMC colour.
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This design does not contain any fractional stitches
Types of stitches: Blackwork (backstitch)
YOU WILL BE EMAILED:
- Instructions on Blackwork and how to calculate material required.
- The Blackwork Chart
- The full dmc key
- A One Page version for Mobile devices
Please note this listing is for an INSTANT DOWNLOAD only
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Great speedy service, pattern easy to read, easy ordering system. Thank you so much.
Only just downloaded this and looking forward to starting it. Very clear pdfs. My only comment is that it doesn't say how many skeins of thread I'll need.
I am new to black work and am finding the Peppermint Purple website so inspiring. I need some stitching to take on a cruise holiday and all the projects are perfect for this as they don’t take up much room, but will keep me occupied for hours. I have started this Dutch Tile pattern and I am finding it very easy to follow. It’s so subtly beautiful too. It was very difficult to choose one and I am already trying to decide which one to go for next.
I made a table runner after completing the blackwork. It is on the coffee table in my lounge room where I can see it all the time. I used a variegated thread - 904 Hellebore - in the Cottage Garden Threads.
Way cool!!! Can't wait to start it. Might make individual coasters, might make the collection as shown, mosty likelly will do BOTH! Thank you Clare, for showing me a new creative skill.