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Jewel-Toned Purple Diamond Ornamental Cushion Cover

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This design features a layered lozenge-and-diamond pattern, a motif with ancient roots across European textile traditions. The repeating four-fold rotational symmetry creates optical movement, with each diamond radiating outward in concentric layers of smaller geometric units. This kind of tessellating diamond lattice appears throughout historical needlework, from Renaissance embroideries to Eastern European folk textiles, where it symbolized protection and continuity through its endless, interconnected structure.

  • Stitch count: 241 x 241
  • 7 colors in the palette
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Jewel-Toned Purple Diamond Ornamental Cushion Cover free cross-stitch pattern

241 x 241 stitches 7 colors

Pattern description

This pattern showcases a sophisticated geometric design rendered in deep burgundy and rich plum tones across a lavender field. The repeating motif features interlocking diamond and star forms that create a rhythmic, almost hypnotic visual flow. At 241 x 241 stitches, this is a substantial counted cross-stitch project requiring precision and patience.

The seven-color DMC palette works beautifully to add dimension and depth, with lighter purples creating subtle shading that makes the geometric elements appear to float and overlap. Perfect for an advanced needleworker seeking an engaging challenge, this design translates elegantly onto 14-count Aida fabric and makes a striking cushion cover or decorative wall hanging. The cool, jewel-toned aesthetic brings an air of elegance to any room, whether displayed in a traditional or contemporary setting.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 241 x 241 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 17.2 x 17.2 inches or 437 x 437 mm

Suggested Material Size: 23.1 x 23.1 inches or 587 x 587 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands