"Phoenix Flame" Cross Stitch Pattern
"Phoenix Flame" Cross Stitch Pattern
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Consumed by fire, the phoenix is reborn from the ashes of its previous life. Every feather is limned in red and gold, as it rises on fiery wings and takes to the sky.
This pattern requires no partial stitches or backstitching. It looks best when it is stitched on a black cross stitch fabric, to let the colors really shine.
The "Phoenix Flame" Cross Stitch Pattern is based on the artwork of Leia Frazier. It measures 168 stitches wide by 210 stitches high. The cross stitch pattern spans 12 pages, and is printed in booklet form. There is a color picture of the completed chart on the front page. The pattern itself is graphed in black and white symbols, and a table showing the DMC colors you'll need is included.
How much fabric do I need?
To calculate the amount of fabric you will need for your project, divide the number of stitches by the stitch count of the fabric you wish to use. The higher the count of your fabric, the smaller your piece will be. Some examples appear below. Remember to leave several additional inches as a border on each side, to facilitate framing your project when it is finished.
| Fabric count | Approximate size of stitched area |
|---|---|
| 14-count | 12" × 15" |
| 18-count | 9 ¼" × 11 ¾" |
| 25-count | 6 ¾" × 8 ½" |
How difficult is this pattern?
Here's some information to consider to help you decide if this pattern is within your comfort zone.
| Number of stitches | 168 × 210 |
|---|---|
| Number of colors | 26 |
| Number of pages | 12 |
| Backstitching | no |
| Half- or quarter-stitches | no |
| Specialty stitches | no |
| Specialty floss | no |
| Beads | no |