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Christmas Angel

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With this free cross-stitch pattern, create a lovely Christmas angel with red and gold. Turn into an ornament or use in other home decor projects.

Christmas Angel Cross Stitch


Materials:

  • Kreinik Very Fine #4 Braid (001HL, 002HL, 009HL)
  • Kreinik Cord (008C)
  • DMC or Anchor embroidery: dmc 5300 Snow White or anchor 1, dmc 3756 Vy Lt Baby Blue or anchor 1037, dmc 948 Vy Lt Peach or anchor 1011, dmc 353 Peach or anchor 6, dmc 352 Lt Coral or anchor 9, dmc 436 Tan or anchor 1045, dmc 435 Vy Lt Brown or anchor 1046, dmc 801 Dk Coffee or anchor 359, dmc 321 Christmas Red or anchor 9046, dmc 498 Dk Christmas Red or anchor 1005, dmc 814 Dk Garnet or anchor 45, dmc 3848 Teal or anchor 169.
  • 28-count cream Meran fabric by Zweigart
  • Pattern

Instructions:

The design size is 76w x 97h. Cross stitch this design over two threads using two strands of floss or one strand of braid according to the color key. Each square on the chart equals two fabric threads. Use one strand of floss or braid for backstitching. Use one strand of braid for French Knots.
 

 

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I got excited when I saw the pattern of this Christmas Angel. I used to do a lot of cross stitching and I have made several projects already most landscapes and scenery. I haven't tried something like this pattern of an angel or of a human.

This is gorgeous! I would love to make one, but that tiny cross stitch is too much for my old eyes anymore. I wonder if this can be used on plastic canvas? I can't think of why not, but if there is a reason, I'd like to know before I start. It would be larger, but I'd like to use it as a standalone decoration, so that wouldn't be a problem.

This is such a beautiful angel! I have seen it too late though. I'm definitely going to make this for next year but it's been a long time since I've done cross stitch so I'm going to have to start it in July! Thank goodness I see the post here from Chef Tiger (even if it was in 2009) to make the print out larger, I did find it a bit small. I am looking forward to this project.

What a beautiful angel. I am a slow stitcher so I won't be able to have this on this year's tree, but it's definitely in the to do pile for next year. I think she would make a great tree topper if you finished her that way. I did one that way several years ago and it was very cute. Kerrflorence- yes, you could easily do this on 14 count over one. It would be the same size as 28 count over 2 is.

Can this be done on 14 count instead of 28 and only working over 1 instead of two threads..? just asking...as I find it hard to work on 28 count

Thank you for your message! I might suggest that you try posting your question to our sites Facebook page. It is monitored by the editor and is a great resource for helpful tips and suggestions from our Facebook friends; perhaps they can offer some guidance. Here is the link: http://www.facebook.com/FaveCrafts Best of luck! -Editors of FaveCrafts

To make this print out larger in the Print window select the "Tile all pages" in the "Page scaling" option. There you can change the percentage to make the chart print across more pages making a larger chart. I used 175% to make it print across 6 pages... 150% goes across 4 pages and 200% goes across 8 pages. I hope you find this useful to print this pretty little angel to be able to stitch it up. Chef Tiger designer httpwww.pineglendesigns.com

If you click on "pattern" in the materials list, you will get a full-sized chart. You can print this chart or you can also increase the size and print. Happy crafting!

It's too small to count and therefore cannot be used. Please fix it by putting it on a graph.

The graph is not enlarged enough to count each square to be able to cross stitch the angel. Can you fix it?

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