Individual charts of every limited edition of fifty, will be uploaded to this site in sequence. Please check-in again if your favourite has been sold. There may be a short delay between the previous sale and new listing since every upload of each individual edition is undertaken manually by the artist.
IMPORTANT: You will receive a secure link to the PDF folder lasting 24 HOURS AFTER PURCHASE. If the link expires before you download the file, click on the expired link and a new one will be generated automatically. You will receive a compressed/zipped file with all 21 PDF pages as described below.
ABOUT THE DESIGN *This original, limited edition cross stitch chart by professional artist Sophie Foote, specifies 25 DMC stranded cotton colours, at two strands per stitch, and black 14-count Aida. *The complete embroidery has a stitch count of 248wX248h and finished dimensions of 45cm by 45cm (18 inches square).
ABOUT THE CHART *The enclosed PDF chart is composed of oversized coloured blocks and symbols, printed on a grid that represents 14 stitches to one inch, on 12 A4 pages. *The file also includes 3 pages that have: a colour/symbol key; the story of Sophie’s original “ebru” design process; instructions for requesting your Certificate of Authenticity (verification of “mutualist artwork” status) which will be issued free of charge on completion of your embroidery. *The design can be worked in whole cross stitches or half cross stitches on Aida, Penelope and Interlock fabrics OR in tent stitch on linen and Mono.
ADDITIONS In addition to the chart are: covering notes with variation suggestions and an explanation of the term “mutualist art”, and contact details (2 pages); two renderings of the embroidery simulating variations in fabric colours and stitch types - cross stitch and tent stitch (2 pages); two mockups of the finished embroidery incorporated in to furniture/furnishings (2 pages).
Finally, please email Sophie with “NEEDLEPOINT” IN THE SUBJECT LINE for any queries or suggestions, thank you. kaleidocopias@gmail.com
Individual charts of every limited edition of fifty, will be uploaded to this site in sequence. Please check-in again if your favourite has been sold. There may be a short delay between the previous sale and new listing since every upload of each individual edition is undertaken manually by the artist.
IMPORTANT: You will receive a secure link to the PDF folder lasting 24 HOURS AFTER PURCHASE. If the link expires before you download the file, click on the expired link and a new one will be generated automatically. You will receive a compressed/zipped file with all 21 PDF pages as described below.
ABOUT THE DESIGN *This original, limited edition cross stitch chart by professional artist Sophie Foote, specifies 25 DMC stranded cotton colours, at two strands per stitch, and black 14-count Aida. *The complete embroidery has a stitch count of 248wX248h and finished dimensions of 45cm by 45cm (18 inches square).
ABOUT THE CHART *The enclosed PDF chart is composed of oversized coloured blocks and symbols, printed on a grid that represents 14 stitches to one inch, on 12 A4 pages. *The file also includes 3 pages that have: a colour/symbol key; the story of Sophie’s original “ebru” design process; instructions for requesting your Certificate of Authenticity (verification of “mutualist artwork” status) which will be issued free of charge on completion of your embroidery. *The design can be worked in whole cross stitches or half cross stitches on Aida, Penelope and Interlock fabrics OR in tent stitch on linen and Mono.
ADDITIONS In addition to the chart are: covering notes with variation suggestions and an explanation of the term “mutualist art”, and contact details (2 pages); two renderings of the embroidery simulating variations in fabric colours and stitch types - cross stitch and tent stitch (2 pages); two mockups of the finished embroidery incorporated in to furniture/furnishings (2 pages).
Finally, please email Sophie with “NEEDLEPOINT” IN THE SUBJECT LINE for any queries or suggestions, thank you. kaleidocopias@gmail.com
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