Rustic Kitchen Utensils in Warm Earthtones
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Mixing bowls and teapots are time-honored kitchen workhorses, each with its own craft story. Ceramic bowls have been central to food preparation across cultures for millennia, while the teapot as we know it emerged during the tea-drinking era of the 1600s, becoming as much a symbol of hospitality and ritual as a functional vessel. Together, they represent the quiet pleasure of traditional home cooking and tea-time customs.
- Stitch count: 48 x 40
- 7 colors in the palette
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48 x 40 stitches 7 colors
Pattern description
A charming pair of kitchen essentials rendered in warm rustic tones—a round textured mixing bowl and a classic teapot, both stitched in rich browns, creams, and sage greens. This 48×48 beginner-friendly pattern uses just 7 DMC thread colors to build depth and dimension through careful shading, making it an ideal first project for needleworkers exploring counted cross stitch on Aida fabric. The soft color palette and homey subject translate beautifully to kitchen décor, tea-room displays, or as a heartfelt gift for anyone who treasures cooking and traditional craftsmanship.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 70/inch or 278/100mm
Design Size: 48 x 40 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 0.7 x 0.6 inches or 17 x 14 mm
Suggested Material Size: 6.6 x 6.5 inches or 167 x 164 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 1 strand
