Purple Floral Border with Jewel-Toned Blooms
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The flowers depicted here are delicate climbing or trailing bloomers reminiscent of sweet peas, clematis, or morning glories—species beloved in cottage gardens and Victorian floral arrangements for their graceful, star-shaped petals and climbing habit. These flowers have long symbolized gratitude, beauty, and fond memories in the language of flowers, making them a classic choice for borders and decorative needlework spanning centuries. Their five-pointed petals and slender stems create natural elegance in both botanical illustration and embroidery design.
- Stitch count: 410 x 370
- 27 colors in the palette
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410 x 370 stitches 27 colors
Pattern description
This charming border design features delicate purple and lavender flowers arranged in a continuous frame, perfect for stitching on 28-count Aida fabric or similar medium. The 410×410 stitch count creates a substantial, display-ready piece, while the 27 DMC thread colors demand precision and patience—ideal for experienced needleworkers seeking a rewarding challenge. The composition naturally frames a central space, making it an excellent choice for personalizing with initials, a meaningful date, or a cherished quote.
The cool palette of violet, periwinkle, and pale lilac blooms is balanced by crisp green stems and leaves, creating an elegant, garden-fresh mood. Whether worked as a standalone sampler or layered behind a monogram, this counted cross stitch pattern works beautifully as a gift for plant lovers, a decorative accent for a bedroom or study, or a keepsake to mark a special occasion. The intricate stitch detail rewards careful work with a polished, heirloom quality finish.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 410 x 370 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 29.3 x 26.4 inches or 744 x 671 mm
Suggested Material Size: 35.2 x 32.3 inches or 894 x 821 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
