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Louis Comfort Tiffany

Magnolia and Irises Cross Stitch Kit

Regular price 1.044,00 Kč
Sale price 1.044,00 Kč Regular price
  • Etsy Star Seller
  • Designed by stitchers · No AI · Est. 2006
  • Door to door, tracked delivery worldwide
34Colours
140 x 196Stitches
10 x 14 inOn 14-count
8 x 11 inOn 18-count

Louis Comfort Tiffany's Magnolia and Irises is a glorious leaded-glass window: magnolia branches in soft cream and pink frame a misty mountain lake, with blue irises blooming in the foreground. Its stained-glass outlines and glowing colours make it one of our bestsellers.

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SHIPPING & DELIVERY

  • Under S$50: S$28.95
  • S$50 and above: S$22.95
  • Free shipping over S$150
  • Ships within 2-3 business days via FedEx International Priority/UPS
  • Delivered in 3-6 days once shipped

WHAT IS IN A KIT

Premium white Aida fabric (14- or 18-count), pre-sorted threads labelled by number, tapestry needles, an A4 full-color printed chart and easy-to-follow instructions. Free extras (needle threader, bobbins & Kreinik metallic thread) while stocks last.

14-COUNT GRIDDED AIDA

It features pre-marked grid lines every 10 stitches, created using removable monofilament threads. These fine threads act as a temporary guide to help you count accurately and keep your place, reducing mistakes and speeding up your workflow.

Once you’ve finished stitching, just gently pull out the grid threads—no marks left behind!

14-COUNT VS 18-COUNT AIDA

14-count fabric is ideal for beginners and creates a larger finished design. 18-count fabric produces a smaller, more detailed finish.

14-count Aida: 14 stitches per inch; larger holes make it easier for beginners. Finished pieces are bigger.

18-count Aida: 18 stitches per inch; smaller holes give more detail but can be harder to work with. Finished pieces are smaller.

STANDARD VS LARGER

We give you two symbol size options so you can stitch the way you love.

Standard Symbols – A little bigger than the usual charts, these fit more of the pattern on each A4 page. Perfect if you like fewer pages and are comfy with regular-sized symbols.

Larger Symbols – Around 30% bigger, making them super easy on the eyes. They do take up more pages, but many stitchers find them much more relaxing to follow.

Note: Bundled Sets may not include the option of Larger Symbols.


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Magnolia and Irises Cross Stitch Pattern
Magnolia and Irises Cross Stitch Pattern
Magnolia and Irises Cross Stitch Kit

1.044,00 Kč



Customers praised this cross-stitch kit for its detailed instructions, stunning colors, and well-organized supplies. The pattern features larger symbols for easier reading. Shoppers appreciated the ample thread provided, though one customer expressed slight concern about thread quantity running out during the project.

  • The colors are stunning!
  • Instructions are easy to follow, and they provide plenty of thread.
  • Lovely pattern, like the larger symbols option!
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Angela Sellers
Great!

This is my fifth kit from this seller. The instructions are easy to follow, and they provide plenty of thread.

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Martha Moore
Thank you!

This is my first counted cross-stitch project so I am approaching it with great trepidation. I think I will enlarge the charts via a copier so it is easier to read. I like the way the supplies are organized - especially the thread. I also appreciated the quick delivery.

Martha

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Margo Pedroso
Love it!

Lovely pattern, like the larger symbols option!

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Alina Serafimova
Thank you!

The item arrived as described, everything is neatly packed and the instructions are very detailed. I can't wait to start!

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Angela Sellers
Very nice!

I was very happy to come home to this kit waiting for me. The colors are stunning! I cannot wait to get started on this.

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karen p.
Good

Good but atad worry about the threads running out