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Couple of Chinese birds - cross stitch pattern PDF
Couple of Chinese birds - cross stitch pattern PDF
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Couple of Chinese birds - cross stitch pattern K-0152
This cross stitch pattern features a charming pair of Chinese birds perched gracefully on a branch. Designed for ease and comfort, it offers a cozy and elegant motif perfect for both beginners and experienced stitchers seeking a refined project. The simple yet detailed design captures the delicate beauty of these birds, making it an ideal addition to your embroidery collection.
Pattern details:
Design size: 112×81 stitches
Size for Aida:
14 (27) = 20 x 15 cm
16 (32) = 18 x 13 cm
12 colors, DMC
Used stitches: cross stitch
Pattern in PDF includes:
- color cross stitch chart (with backstitch and without backstitch separately)
- black and white cross stitch chart (with backstitch and without backstitch separately)
- symbol key for DMC
- list of DMC thread colors
How you can use this pattern:
- Stitch it as an elegant wall art piece for a living room, study, or Asian-inspired interior
- A meaningful gift for a wedding, anniversary, or engagement, thanks to the traditional symbolism of paired birds
- Combine it with other oriental-style botanical or bird designs to build a themed gallery wall
- A rewarding project for stitchers who enjoy rich color blending and graceful, flowing compositions
- A lovely Lunar New Year or housewarming gift, symbolizing harmony and good fortune
How to finish and display your embroidery:
- Frame it under glass in a sleek black or dark wood frame to echo traditional East Asian art presentation
- Mount it in a hoop for a softer, more casual display
- Gift it framed as a meaningful wedding or anniversary present
- Pair it with matching oriental-style florals or bird pieces for a cohesive themed wall
- Turn it into a decorative panel for a scroll-style hanging or keepsake box lid
Perfect for: fans of oriental and East Asian-inspired art, wedding and anniversary gift shoppers, bird lovers, and anyone building a themed collection of symbolic paired-bird designs.
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