For Amelia. Where Ever She May Go. The Egg itself is stitched 2 over 2 while the butterflies inside are stitched 1 over 1. Use the corner of the right butterfly's wing to match with the inside of the larger egg design. I reccomend that you complete the outside egg first, then begin the center design. Use 1 strand of Needle Necessities 1541 to complete the Algerian eye and Rhodes Heart located at the bottom of the egg's stand. When stitching the row of Algerian eyes, alternate Kreinik #4 Braid 202HL with Needle Necessities 1541. www.dimplesdesigns.com

Showcase Huck Towel from Charles Craft

Note: Fill in the areas that are coded with french knot symbols with randomly placed French Knots. The French Knot symbols on this chart are intended to indicate colors and placement only, each square does NOT always represent one French knot. In order to cover the fabric, it may be necessary to put more than one French knot in a square. You will have to pierce the fabric between holes with your needle to accomplish this. Some of your French knots may cover some of the cross stitches. This gives the design an interesting three dimensional effect. Backstitch: Brown #6099 (2 ply) - define left-side tree branches. Dk Charcoal #6239 (1 ply) - define bridge rocks. Lt Grey-Pink #6297 (1 ply) - define left-side background. Lt Brown #6303 (1 ply) - define bridge posts. Lt Brown #6303 (2 ply) - define right-side tree branches. Straight Stitches: Dk Charcoal #6239 (2 ply) - define flower stalks. Couching: Dk Grey #6080 (1 ply) - define house roof edges. Cream #6098 (1 ply) - define top bridge edges. Brown #6099 (1 ply) - accent bridge railing. Dk Charcoal #6329 (1 ply) - define bridge arch. All French Knots are 3 ply - wrap 2. Проверено и исправлено Winter /wintercharts@yahoo.com