Model stitched on 32 Ct. Ale by Picture This Plus with DMC floss. Stitch Count: 138W x 285H.
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from United States on 06/08/2020 - Beer pattern My son-in-law & daughter have a bar in their rec room. I can't wait to start this for them. The pattern is awesome.
from United States on 06/08/2020 Cute, cute, cute!!!
from United States on 02/01/2019 - Cant Wait to start I have been wanting this pattern for a while now. The pattern is clear and easy to read. As the song goes 99 bottles.... etc
from United States on 08/04/2016 - I haven't started this pattern jet.
from United States on 02/29/2016 - Fun pattern I am stitching this as a "Bar-warming" gift for a friend who is finishing his basement as a bar. He also brews his own beer. This is a perfect piece for him. It stitches up quickly and the different bottles are easily identifiable. I can't wait to see his reaction when it's done. I plan on putting the list of beers on the back of the piece so that all of his guests can have fun trying to identify as many of the "99" as they can. What fun!
from United States on 12/03/2015 - Great pattern! This pattern is a wonderful combination of impressive to look at but easy to stitch. Most of the bottles are less that 200 stitches. Each one is like a tiny finish. I'm doing this on gingerbread Belfast by picture this plus instead of the recommended ale fabric. It's turning out beautifully. The pattern itself is very easy to read and I love the reference sheet on the different beers.
from United States on 11/19/2015 - Car Trip Songs I haven't begun stitching this great piece yet. It reminds me of the songs that were sung on long car trips when I was a kid and that my own children sang when they were small. Both grown now, my younger son considers himself a beer aficionado and this seemed the perfect gift for his bachelor pad NEXT Christmas!
from United States on 07/08/2015 - WOW This is so CUTE ! The picture doesn't do it justice.
from United States on 01/03/2015 - Fun pattern I love this pattern so much! It's so fun to look up each beer and see what it looks like. The bottles go quickly and are fun to make and I dare you to stitch it and not sing the song in your head.
from United States on 08/01/2014 - Much better in person A friend did this piece and I'm doing it for my son. The bottles all represent a real beer and it includes a key that identifies each bottle.
from United States on 07/26/2014 - Great pattern! This was the perfect piece for the "beer snob" in my family. The pattern is clearly written and easy to follow. Despite it's very intricate appearance, it stitches up easily. I'm very pleased and will order from 123Stitch again. Customer service was great as were the products!
from United States on 02/15/2014 - Love this!!! I am loving this pattern. I love how the designer has mixed up the bottles to create something visually pleasing. I also am enjoying seeing where all of the different beers are from. Doing this for my son who is an amateur craft beer brewer.... Hoping to have it done for his 30th birthday the end of April!!!!
from United States on 10/11/2013 - Fun and easy to stitch I'm cross stitching this for my brother who is a beer gourmet. The pattern is nice and easy to read. The colors are bright and I'm really enjoying it. An additional plus is the index of what all the beers are.
"Wine a bit... you'll feel better!" Model stitched on 30 count Natural Northern Cross Linen with Weeks Dye Works, Crescent Colours, And Gentle Arts Sampler Threads. Stitch count: 32W x 62H.
"Reinbeer Ale" "Hoppy Christmas" Both models are on stitched on 32 Ct. Crystal Doubloon using DMC floss, Rainbow Gallery Wisper, and Mill Hill beads. Required but not listed above a 4mm A1 Crimson Apple button from Just Another Button Company and Crawler Lids. Stitch Count for Reindeer: 33W x 39H. Design Size: 3" x 3" For Hoppy Christmas: 37W x 42H. Design Size: 3" x 3"
"Man Cave Rules: Put bacon on it, Yes Beer Pong is a sport, Scratch where it itches, No sitting in my chair, No crying, No whining, No discussing "feelings", What happens in the man cave, stays in the man cave, Start your engines, Dogs welcome, Belch freely, Flatulence allowed, Sports on TV 24-7, My team always wins." Model stitched on 14 or 28 Ct. Antique White fabric of your choice with Sullivan's or DMC floss. Stitch Count approximately 189 x 235.
Wine lovers will adore this cute little design. "Wine" alternates with grapes and charms. Includes 4 silver charms. Model stitched on 28 Ct. Mushroom Lugana with DMC floss and Weeks Dye Works. Stitch Count: 41H x 65W. (DMC alternates are 3051 315 3052)
Working with alphabets is all about creativity. You can choose what you want to say and then choose how it looks! With these 15 illustrated cross stitch alphabets by Linda Gillum of Kooler Design Studio, you can add sweet touches to the nursery, and the playful characters will help the alphabet come to life for a small child. Guidelines are included to help in the creative process, from choosing your design and charting it (with tips for spacing between letters and rows, arranging it, and fitting it to a specific stitching area) to stitching your design (figuring the size to cut your fabric and using the right number of floss strands). General cross stitch instructions include step-by-step diagrams for Cross Stitches, Quarter Stitches, Backstitch, and French Knots.
Take a trip around the world and see "The Cathedral of Notre Dame" stitch count 119x159, "Netherlands Windmill" stitch count 106x114, "The Great Wall of China" stitch count 155x111, "Sphinx" stitch count 124x92, "Big Ben" stitch count 51x125 and the "Eiffel Tower." Stitch count 61x90.
Model stitched on 28 or 32 Ct. Platinum linen with DMC floss and Mill Hill beads. Stitch Count: 44W x 44H. Chart comes with 3mm amethyst cats-eye grape beads.
Model stitched on an 8" wide 27ct. Pyramid natural linen banding using DMC floss and Mill Hill beads. Stitch count: 67w x 167h. Designed by Jim Shore. Also required, but not listed above, Mill Hill bead #02086 and Mill Hill button 87042
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Let's Drink Beer - Cross Stitch Pattern
