Pretty Set of Letters
Cross Stitch Letters ~ I seem to come across these pages of cross stitch letters quite frequently. As you’ll see below, where I link to several other alphabets I’ve posted for use in monogramming.
I’m not sure where this set comes from. I found this single page in my stash. Here is the letter L from the sheet.
The page goes on to say, “These letters are equally attractive when used singly, in groups of two or three, or as a center to the wreath shown on this page. The letters are of Light Silver 82 or Black, and the flowers in Pink 4 and Rose 49 with Moss Green 3 for the leaves”.
Based on the colors and numbers in the above paragraph, I believe this set of letters comes from a Coats and Clark’s booklet. Not sure which one though. The Pink #4 match this vintage floss card.
The Wreath
“The wreath is made to match the coloring in the letters, from the tones shown in the half-tone design, as is true of the basket in lower left corner”.
Below you’ll see the wreath, basket and the letters Y and Z.
Full Sheet of Letters, Wreath and Basket
A PDF file link is at the bottom of the post, if you’d like to save it that way.
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Links to Other Alphabets
The first link is to the blog post, Alphabet and Edgings Cross Stitch Patterns. This is a color chart of capital cursive letters and edgings.
Second, is an Alphabet for Monograms. This chart is also in color. The letters have a blue or black outline.
Last is a straight forward Cross Stitch Alphabet Chart. Nothing fancy here, just x’s that form the letters.
These are all earlier posts from my blog. If you do a search using the word “alphabet” you’ll find even more.
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PDF File Download
Below is the one page PDF file for the cross stitch letters.
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