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Pumpkin Spice Cross Stitch Chart

 

Pumpkin Spice by EmnEllie

The leaves are falling, the weather is crisp and cool, and the smell of pumpkin spice coffee is wafting through the air. Why not greet the season with a cross stitch chart of a beloved beverage?

On the pictured model above I used all DMC, and 18 count Vintage Country Mocha Aida.

Finished size on 18 count Aida: 3 inches (7.8cm) wide x 3 inches (7.8cm) high.

Pumpkin Spice by EmnEllie


Stitch count is 55 wide x 55 high.

This listing is for a digital download cross stitch chart of the pictured cross stitch above. Nothing will be physically sent to you. More info on the digital download process here:

And the link to the chart in my shop is here

 

Happy Stitching!

Pumpkin Spice by EmnEllie





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