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Plum Garden at Kameido cross stitch pattern

Free patterns · Famous painting · A dark plum tree in white blossom against a red sky, from Utagawa Hiroshige’s print (1857).
Plum Garden at Kameido cross stitch chart, 80 by 120 stitches, 24 colors, DMC 989, 645, 18, 644, 355, 926, 169, 842, 22, 3859, 822, 413, 09, 3768, 3799, 310, 820, 3782, 844, 317, 924, 311, 3722, 734
stitches
80 × 120
DMC colors
24
on 14-count
5.7 × 8.6 in

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Draw, erase and fill single stitches, swap or merge colors, clean up strays, and check against your photo.

For when you have a few projects behind you: many colors and soft shading, made from a picture. Free to stitch for yourself, as a gift, or to sell the finished piece.

Stitching tip: Hiroshige’s red sky is one flat band at the top, and the dark plum trunk crosses the whole print. Stitch the trunk first, then the white blossoms along it.

Made from a picture by Utagawa Hiroshige (public domain).

Thread key

Everything to buy for this pattern, by DMC number.
SymbolDMCNameStitchesSkeins
⊕989Forest Green 711
⊠645Beaver Gray Vy Dk331
⌂18Yellow Plum101
■644Beige Gray Med9341
□355Terra Cotta Dark3781
▣926Gray Green Med1041
▬169Pewter Light2941
▮842Beige Brown Vy Lt2801
▲22Alizarin7101
△3859Rosewood Light3711
◆822Beige Gray Light6561
◇413Pewter Gray Dark3711
◉09Cocoa Very Dark801
○3768Gray Green Dark4201
●3799Pewter Gray Vy Dk21922
◐310Black1681
◧820Royal Blue Very Dark1571
★3782Mocha Brown Lt4891
☆844Beaver Gray Ult Dk3281
♣317Pewter Gray1681
♥924Gray Green Vy Dark4201
✖311Wedgewood Ult VyDk4541
✚3722Shell Pink Med4871
⬢734Olive Green Lt251

Finished size

How big it comes out on each Aida count. The cut size adds 3 inches on every side so the fabric fits the hoop.
FabricFinishedCut
14-count Aida5.7 × 8.6 in (14.5 × 21.8 cm)11.7 × 14.6 in
16-count Aida5.0 × 7.5 in (12.7 × 19.1 cm)11.0 × 13.5 in
18-count Aida4.4 × 6.7 in (11.3 × 16.9 cm)10.4 × 12.7 in

How to stitch it

Fold the fabric in half both ways to find the middle, match it to the center of the chart, and work outward. Each square is one full cross in 2 strands of floss.

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