Pyramid of Skulls Mini Cross Stitch Kit

Name: Pyramid of Skulls Mini Cross Stitch Kit
Rating: 4.86 (7 reviews)

$29.00

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Pyramid of Skulls Mini Cross Stitch Pattern

Product Details

TAS063-KIT-01

Cézanne painted Pyramid of Skulls around 1901, a stark, sculptural stack of four skulls on a table in warm ochres and deep shadow. This compact 5 x 7 inch mini is a striking memento mori, perfect for Halloween, gothic décor or fans of modern art.

30 Colors
Stitches: 70 x 98
Size on 14-count: 5 x 7 inches
Size on 18-count: 4 x 6 inches

Everything you need to start stitching, right out of the box:

✔ Premium white Aida fabric — 3-4" extra all round
✔ Pre-sorted, labelled DMC threads
✔ Tapestry needles
✔ Full-colour A4 printed chart
✔ Easy-to-follow instructions

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🎁 Free extras (while stocks last): Needle threader, bobbins & Kreinik metallic thread

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.

Pyramid of Skulls Mini Cross Stitch Kit

$29.00

Customers praised the "great design" and helpful seller, with fast shipping and clear instructions. Most found it easy to start and were excited about the finished product. However, one customer noted the pattern lacks color coding and grid markings, making it difficult to read and not ideal for beginners.

The instructions made it very easy to buy supplies for this project.
Great design, and seller was so helpful!
Fast shipping and a very pleasant experience here.

So excited to get started right away! The instructions made it very easy to buy supplies for this project. Thanks!

Great!

Great design, and seller was so helpful!

Good

The painting this pattern is based off of is very lovely and will certainly make a gorgeous finished product, but the pattern itself leaves something to be desired. There is no option for a full colour pattern, which is usually a standard part of patterns. The only pattern given uses mostly black symbols with a smattering of red, blue, and green, but nothing matches up with the DMC colours listed. This makes reading the pattern incredibly difficult, as you've got to differentiate between all the black symbols that look almost identical, and searching for them on the page takes a very careful eye. There are also no grid markings, and before starting this project I had to print it off and physically mark the 10x10 boxes that are almost always included with a pattern. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this pattern to new stitchers.