Decorative train made of candy with a Christmas tree and presents in the background

3D Train Cross Stitch Pattern PDF

Name: 3D Train Cross Stitch Pattern PDF
Brand: Gathered
Price: 5.60 GBP
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Designed by Fiona Baker

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Make a fun 3D train cross stitch and carriages to hold sweets or other treats, accessories and more! It makes a great holiday decoration to display or gift for friends and family. Includes a step-by-step tutorial with photos for assembling.

This pattern was designed by Fiona Baker and was first published in Cross Stitch Crazy issue 248.

Pattern details

The digital pattern includes:
• Printable charts in colour and black and white, alongside a guide on how to cross stitch (these are UK A4 size pages which you can print out at home).
• Key lists threads for DMC, Anchor and Madeira (model shown in photo has been stitched using DMC threads – Anchor and Madeira conversions listed as close matches but some variation may occur)
• Step-by-step tutorials with photos for assembling your stitched models.

Sizes:
TRAIN: 10 individual charts - assembled model approx. 7x8x4cm (HxWxD) on 14-count canvas
CARRIAGE: 5 individual charts - assembled model approx. 4x6x4cm (HxWxD) on 14-count canvas
(some charts require stitching multiple times)

Stitch types used: whole cross stitch, backstitch

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Christmas decorations

Looking forward to making this and the other items. I have two of the Christmas decorations already but would suggest a nutcracker or a penguin for next year.