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Click here or on the picture above for a printable PDF pattern for "Curly Q's" Alphabet Design 22. A new window (or tab) will open so you can keep your place here. One of the more fanciful letter sets, Alphabet 22 manages to remain very readable. In the Design Example "Curly Qs" is a fanciful, decorative letter set, yet it is still very readable. By simply changing the color of the floss, and it becomes a fun way to dress up any holiday project. When stitched on 14-count evenweave fabric using DMC floss, use:
Description: Block letters, standard/straight Characters Included
Height
Width These letters have varying widths. Most of the upper case letters range from 8 to 11 stitches high, with M maxing out at 15. The majority of the lower case letters are 5 to 7 stitches wide. Stitch Complexity First Letter Set:
This is an easy to stitch alphabet that uses only full cross stitches outlined with backstitches. If these stitches are unfamiliar to you, click here for a lesson on cross stitch, or click here for a backstitch tutorial. If you need further how-to information, click on the "How to..." button on the left menu or click here and select the tutorial you need at the bottom of the page. Floss You can change the floss color to reflect your tastes and to coordinate with your existing cross stitch project. Use the same number of strands that you are using throughout the rest of your pattern. How to Fit Text into a Design Learn how to select and adapt cross stitch alphabets by clicking on the "Alphabet 123s" button on the left menu, or click here. Click here for a printable cross stitch pattern for "Curly Q's". A new window or tab will open so you can also keep your place here. Return from "Curly Q's" Alphabet 22 Cross Stitch Chart to Free Cross Stitch Alphabet Patterns Return from "Curly Q's Alphabet 22 Cross Stitch Chart to Better Cross Stitch Patterns Home Page |
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