Jewel-Toned Christmas Tree with Golden Star
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The evergreen tree has symbolized eternal life and hope across cultures for centuries, its year-round verdancy making it a natural emblem of endurance through winter's darkness. In Christian tradition, the Christmas tree became a focal point of Yuletide celebration during the Victorian era, combining pagan symbolism with religious meaning. The star topper represents the Star of Bethlehem, guiding the Magi to the nativity—together, tree and star form one of the most universally recognized seasonal icons, transcending specific faith traditions to signify warmth, family gathering, and renewal.
- Stitch count: 54 x 74
- 10 colors in the palette
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54 x 74 stitches 10 colors
Pattern description
Celebrate the season with this striking counted cross-stitch design featuring a classic evergreen tree adorned with jewel-toned ornaments in ruby red, sapphire blue, and forest green. The golden star crowning the composition catches the eye immediately, while the warm brown trunk grounds the festive motif. At 54×54 stitches on Aida fabric using ten DMC thread colors, this intermediate-level pattern delivers visual impact without overwhelming complexity.
Perfect for a holiday greeting card, framed keepsake, or small festive decoration, this design captures traditional Christmas symbolism in vibrant, contemporary color harmony. The jewel-tone palette—deep greens set against gold and sapphire accents—evokes both classic elegance and modern appeal, making it equally at home in rustic or minimalist seasonal decor. The downloadable PDF chart guides stitchers through an engaging needlework project that rewards careful attention with a polished, professional-looking result.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 54 x 74 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 3.9 x 5.3 inches or 98 x 134 mm
Suggested Material Size: 9.8 x 11.2 inches or 248 x 284 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
