Purple Morning Glories with Gradient Blooms
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Morning glories are climbing vines celebrated across cultures for their ephemeral beauty—flowers that bloom fresh each dawn and close by afternoon. The distinctive trumpet or funnel shape of their petals, shown here in dreamy purples and blues, makes them instantly recognizable in gardens worldwide. These flowers have symbolized love, affection, and the arrival of new days for centuries, appearing in Japanese art, Victorian gardens, and modern pollinator landscapes alike. Their fast growth and prolific blooming made them beloved heirloom plants long before today's ornamental gardening.
- Stitch count: 90 x 136
- 17 colors in the palette
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90 x 136 stitches 17 colors
Pattern description
This counted cross-stitch pattern captures four elegant morning glory flowers in jewel-toned purples and blues, arranged in a cascading spray along a single stem. Stitched across 90×90 Aida with 17 DMC thread colors, the design showcases delicate gradient shading that transitions from rich magenta petals to soft lavender and pale blue centers, creating natural depth and dimension. The green stem and leaf details ground the composition with earthy contrast.
At intermediate skill level, this pattern rewards patient needleworkers with a visually striking finish that reads beautifully from a distance. The color palette—cool purples softened by powder-blue accents—makes it ideal for framed needlework, a small wall hanging, or a personalized gift for plant lovers and embroidery enthusiasts. The printable PDF chart and straightforward stitch count make it manageable for those ready to move beyond beginner projects while still enjoying clear, satisfying progress.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 90 x 136 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 6.4 x 9.7 inches or 163 x 247 mm
Suggested Material Size: 12.3 x 15.6 inches or 313 x 397 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
