Mittens stitched over two threads on 32 count Lambswool linen using DMC floss. Maximum stitch count: 45W x 22H. Book #118
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from United States on 12/17/2019 - Its great Was delivered in great condition. I look forward to making the mittens.
from United States on 03/16/2016 - Prairie schooler mittens I hadn't seen this Prairie Schooler pattern before or the stocking pattern, but being a huge fan of PS I thought both patterns were pretty nice - a little different. I love both patterns - great design and a bit faster to stitch and make up for ornaments and gifts.
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