Robin - Pattern Only
A pattern dedicated to all those experiencing grief. Many people believe that robins are a sign of a lost loved one visiting them. I've always loved robins and this idea has brought me comfort whilst dealing with my own loss.
This Hoops & Crosses pattern is suitable for beginners. There are cross stitches, backstitches and 2 French knots.
Please note: The finished hoop in the photos is for illustrative purposes only, you will receive the pattern in a PDF file format.
Pattern Details:
59 stitches wide x 55 stitches high
Suggested fabric: 16 count Snow on Grey by Fabric Flair, minimum 8” x 7.5” (20cm x 19cm).
Stitched area size: 3 3/4” (9.5cm) wide x 3 1/2” (8.9cm) high, perfect for framing in a 5” (12cm) embroidery hoop.
Thread colours: 9
The example was completed using DMC floss, the pattern lists both DMC and, where possible, equivalent Anchor colour codes.
This is a free pattern, and the PDF file will be sent to your email address.
© 2022 Lucy Todd
Please respect our intellectual property by not reselling, copying, or sharing the pattern. Finished pieces may be given as gifts but not sold
for profit.
If you are interested in custom cross stitch patterns, please contact me at hello@hoopsandcrosses.co.uk.
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Reviews
Fantastic kit- really enjoying stitching it and trying to guess what might be included in the next release. Excellent communication from hoops and crosses - can not recommend them highly enough. This is the third kit I’ve done from them and have never been disappointed.
I love all my kits from Lucy. You get all the threads and extras to complete the project. I’m really enjoying this Sal , part 1 completed patiently waiting for part two xx
This kit is amazing, I am stitching it to display in my kitchen because my family are seriously fussy eaters and sometimes I want to say this to them, as soon as it's on the wall I can point at it instead of just telling them!! It's fabulous
I added this to my order, to get me to the free postage limit. I'm so glad I did, dont know how I managed without a needle minder and its such a lovely design. It reminds me of the first design I did from hoops and crosses, "power in your weirdness"
