This floral design featuring a rose, pansy and foliage, is a recreation of a Berlin wool Victorian design. It can be worked in either cross stitch or needlepoint. Both versions feature beads.
VICTORIAN Cross Stitch Charts - SHOP ~ Scrappykatz Craft Barn
Cross stitch charts/patterns with a VICTORIAN theme.
Please note, all charts are taken from magazines and contained in a plastic wallet unless otherwise stated.
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This cushion design features panels of flowers worked in the style of Victorian flowers, set against a dark coloured fabric. The individual squares could be worked as small pictures or cards.
This nostalgic design features two children from the Victorian or Edwardian era, posting cards at Christmas.
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Three vertical floral designs are included, inspired by embroidery on a 17th Century gauntlet.
This design features two Victorian children enjoying a picnic in a field, with trees in the background.
This design features a Victorian lady dressed in an evening dress of the era.
This Victorian style design features a cherub silhouette surrounded by lace borders. Pick out the cherub in the middle to create a card for Valentine's Day or Christmas.
This design features a Victorian lady dressed in the fashion of the day. It also includes a two page article on life in 1900.
This design features a Victorian Santa Claus, dressed in his red outfit, carrying a sack of toys and a Christmas tree.
Five stained glass designs are included, inspired by Victorian and Edwardian stained glass.
Five Victorian style sampler designs are included. Instructions are provided for working each in either cross stitch or petit point.
This design features a Victorian girl, in profile and wearing a decorated hat.
Includes over 40 nostalgic themed designs to cross stitch, plus FREE mini kit.
This design features a Victorian country garden scene.
A great ABC for any Victorian lover, for use in cards, name plates and many other applications.
TWO Victorian children designs are included.
The design shows three Victorian children playing in the sea.
Based on an early Victorian print of a cameleopard (giraffe).