Designed by:Lucie Heaton
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Published in: The World of Cross Stitching 260
First Published: November 2017
Format: Paper chart
Stitches: 135W x 135H
Stitch count:
14 ct, stitched over 1
It's time to get ready for a visit from Santa, with this festive clock that's fun for all the family! Dashing through the snow, Christmas Eve is a race against time for Santa and his trusty reindeer, as they rush to deliver bulging sacks of presents to all of the little boys and girls tucked up in bed. And, everyone knows that jolly old St. Nick can only drop off gifts if everyone's asleep, so this clock is an essential for the festive season! This cheery design would brighten up any room, but if you hang it in a little one's bedroom, they'll know exactly when to visit the Land of Nod - especially since the numbers are stitched using glow-in-the-dark thread! Take a look at page 72 for the effect, and find a handy 'How to' step-by-step guide for making up your finished clock, too (p73). Lucie's cuties bring new life to this classic scene starring Rudolph and pals pulling Santa's sleigh. Densely worked, but fractional and French knot-free, you could call this our early Christmas gift to you. We know you'll love stitching it as much as you'll love seeing the finished results! Stitching Time: Approx. 50 hours Type of Stitches: Cross stitch, backstitch Ease of Stitching: Intermediate Shopping List: - Zweigart 14-count white aida measuring 40x40cm (15-3/4" x 15-3/4") - Stranded cotton and DMC Light Effects as listed in the key - Size 24 tapestry needle - Wooden embroidery hoop measuring 25cm (10") in diameter from Siesta Frames - Clock Movement Short Shaft (231480003) and Clock Hands Plain (231480006) from Fred Aldous - Medium-weight iron-on interfacing and white felt, for backing, from local stores
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