A look at the Barge Rose Digital Pattern

The photograph below shows the pages you will receive when you buy my digital file of Barge Roses Cross-stitch pattern.

I thought i would go through the pages included in the files.

Of course the colour and symbol charts are in there.  
Plus the Key to the symbols representing the DMC stranded cotton threads used in the design.  
There is also a list of Materials, Tools and equipment needed.  
There are 2 pages of hints and tips of starting off, working the cross-stitch and finishing threads off too.  I have also included a page on Mounting the work suggestions.



 Here's my Sample i worked to test make the design, checking any typo's, mistakes or missing information.

I really like it in this plain blue frame just shows that the design stands out and shines. 
I was also thinking it would be very nice as a greeting card front.

If you think you might like to try working this design it is here FibreDreamsbyMissD - Etsy UK

Thank you for reading- Miss D signing off!


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