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Golden Monogram V on Textured Neutral

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The letter V is the 22nd character of the Latin alphabet and one of the most commonly used letters in English and Romance languages. It evolved from the Phoenician letter Waw and originally represented a sound that combined V and U. In typography and embroidery, the V remains iconic as both a functional letterform and a decorative monogram element, valued for its strong diagonal lines and visual balance in needlework alphabets.

  • Stitch count: 22 x 23
  • 5 colors in the palette
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Golden Monogram V on Textured Neutral free cross-stitch pattern

22 x 23 stitches 5 colors

Pattern description

This elegant counted cross-stitch alphabet letter features a bold capital V rendered in warm golden tones against a cool, textured gray background. The five-color palette creates subtle depth, with the letter's rich amber stitches standing out gracefully against the neutral backdrop. At just 22 x 22 stitches, it's perfectly sized for monogramming projects, greeting cards, or framing as part of a personalized initial series.

Ideal for needleworkers seeking an accessible first project, this beginner-friendly pattern works beautifully on standard Aida fabric using DMC threads. The straightforward stitch count and limited color palette make it quick to complete while teaching fundamental cross-stitch techniques. Stitchers often combine alphabet letters like this into custom gifts—monogrammed pillows, samplers, or wall art—making it a versatile foundation piece for personalized embroidery gifts and home décor projects.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 22 x 23 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 1.6 x 1.6 inches or 40 x 42 mm

Suggested Material Size: 7.5 x 7.5 inches or 190 x 192 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands