Autumn Forest Lake Landscape Cross-Stitch
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Autumn forests represent one of nature's most celebrated seasonal transformations, particularly in temperate climates of North America and northern Europe. During fall, deciduous trees undergo a final burst of photosynthetic activity before dormancy, converting chlorophyll's green to underlying pigments—xanthophyll (yellow), carotenoid (orange), and anthocyanin (red)—creating the jewel-toned canopies that define the season. Forest lakes in autumn reflect this overhead spectacle, their calm surfaces doubling the visual impact of the surrounding foliage and drawing visitors year-round to witness this brief, brilliant display.
- Stitch count: 238 x 160
- 42 colors in the palette
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238 x 160 stitches 42 colors
Pattern description
This counted cross-stitch captures a serene forest vista in warm autumn tones, where deep reds and golds frame a peaceful water reflection. The 238×238-stitch count and advanced skill level reflect the intricate color blending required to render the foliage's rich depth—from burgundy canopy edges to golden-yellow midtones to soft green understory. At 42 DMC colors, the palette demands confident thread selection and steady hands.
Stitchers will appreciate the gradual tonal transitions that give this woodland scene atmospheric dimension, evoking the quiet grandeur of northern autumn. Perfect for needleworkers seeking a moderately ambitious project, this design works beautifully on 14-count Aida and rewards careful attention to color placement. Whether framed as wall art or gifted to nature lovers, the warm rustic mood makes it ideal for fall décor or as a keepsake celebrating seasonal transition.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 238 x 160 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 17 x 11.4 inches or 432 x 290 mm
Suggested Material Size: 22.9 x 17.3 inches or 582 x 440 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands











