About this item

Hisley Bridge Dartmoor Cross Stitch Pattern

This is a digital item only

Instantly downloadable pdf pattern, once the order is confirmed

This downloadable PDF cross stitch pattern is a beautiful representation of Hisley Bridge, located in the picturesque Dartmoor National Park in Devon, England. The pattern is designed for intermediate to advanced stitchers and includes a full-colour chart with symbols, DMC floss legend, and a detailed stitching guide with tips and tricks to make the project as easy and enjoyable as possible.

The finished piece measures approximately 14.3 by 9 inches on Aida fabric with 14 stitches per inch (actual dimensions may vary depending on fabric choice and stitching technique). The pattern features a stunning panoramic view of Hisley Bridge, with its ancient stone arches spanning a tranquil stream surrounded by lush green foliage. The intricate details of the bridge and the surrounding landscape are carefully captured in this pattern, making it a perfect choice for nature lovers and cross-stitch enthusiasts alike.

This pattern is delivered as a digital PDF file, which can be easily downloaded and printed at home or at a local print shop. The PDF file includes both a colour chart and a black and white chart, so you can choose the one that works best for you.

Whether you're an experienced stitcher or a beginner looking for a new challenge, this Hisley Bridge cross stitch pattern is sure to delight and inspire you. So why wait? Download your copy today and start stitching your own beautiful masterpiece!

Colours:
31 DMC Colour Threads

Fabric:
14 count Aida

Stitch Count:
200 x 126 Stitches

Size:
36.3cm x 22.9cm (14.3 x 9 inches)

Your downloaded PDF will contain multiple pages, which include
1, Finished Product Picture
2, Pattern with Coloured Symbols
3, Pattern with Black and White Symbols
4, Colour Thread Chart
5, Multi-page pattern key

Helpful Tips

1. To view the pattern, make sure you have Adobe Acrobat PDF Reader installed on your device. You can download it for free from the Adobe website, although other PDF readers are also available.

2. It's recommended to add a few centimetres of extra fabric on all sides of your pattern to account for any variations in fabric size.

3. Some patterns have backgrounds with high stitch counts. If you're using a fabric with a similar colour, you can skip stitching these backgrounds if you prefer.

4. If there are too many colours that look similar, consider switching similar colours to the same thread. This will help simplify the pattern and make it easier to follow.

5. Always start stitching from the centre of your pattern and fabric. The pattern PDF sheets have arrows pointing to the centre to help you find it.

6. After your payment has been cleared, you can download the pattern files almost instantly.

7. If you have any questions or need help, feel free to message me. I'm always happy to assist you.

8. Please note that the pattern is for personal use only, and any resale of the PDF pattern is prohibited.