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Egyptian Scarab
Egyptian Scarab
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The scarab rolled the sun across the horizon in ancient Egypt. This little insect was an omen of good fortune, hope, restoration, and regeneration. Do you believe in the powers of the scarab?
PRACTICAL INFORMATION:
This design uses 14 DMC colours and requires backstitch.
Difficulty: intermediate.
The pattern is 80 stitches wide x 87 stitches tall. On count 14 fabric, the design is 5-3/4 inches/14.5cm wide and 6-1/4 inches/15.8cm tall. To calculate this pattern's size with any other count than 14, use an online cross stitch calculator.
The PDF file contains:
- Image of the finished pattern (stitched).
- Pattern details.
- Beginner tips & tricks.
- Colour key with DMC threads.
- Backstitch key.
Comes with an explanation chart for several symbols/stitches! This is particularly useful for beginners.
NOTE: if you purchase this item you will receive a PDF file with the pattern. You will NOT receive a fully stitched version of the pattern, nor a kit with supplies.
PRACTICAL INFORMATION:
This design uses 14 DMC colours and requires backstitch.
Difficulty: intermediate.
The pattern is 80 stitches wide x 87 stitches tall. On count 14 fabric, the design is 5-3/4 inches/14.5cm wide and 6-1/4 inches/15.8cm tall. To calculate this pattern's size with any other count than 14, use an online cross stitch calculator.
The PDF file contains:
- Image of the finished pattern (stitched).
- Pattern details.
- Beginner tips & tricks.
- Colour key with DMC threads.
- Backstitch key.
Comes with an explanation chart for several symbols/stitches! This is particularly useful for beginners.
NOTE: if you purchase this item you will receive a PDF file with the pattern. You will NOT receive a fully stitched version of the pattern, nor a kit with supplies.
Care information
Care information
After finishing your embroidery, it is recommended that you carefully hand wash it with water and a gentle soap. Ironing the back gets rid of any leftover marks from an embroidery hoop. Always be careful with your fabrics: if a fabric is dyed specially, be careful washing it, and consult the person you purchased it from whether washing and ironing is indeed safe.
