Here are examples of this cross stitch pattern as stitched by customers. Click any picture for a closer look.
There are also many more pictures posted in our Facebook group. (You don't need a Facebook account to look.)
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Girl with a Pearl Earring (without background) - Johannes Vermeer |
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Stitched by Debra, Massachusetts on 18-count black aida
August 26, 2023 “Black isn't so hard to work on and certainly stitched quicker than the complete picture.”
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Stitched by Mandy Setterfield
May 11, 2021 “The light is good today for stitching on black. Progress is slow, but I love her.”
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Stitched by Leslie Nicholson, Deephaven, Minnesota on 18-count white aida
December 11, 2010 “Completed Girl with a Pearl Earring (without background), pattern VER004-B using 18 ct. white aida and 2 strands of floss. It took 9 months and is now ready to be framed. I started the project on black aida cloth but found it was difficult to see the stitching so started over on white and then stitched the background in black floss. I did enlarge the pattern pages and then taped them together because I like to see "the entire picture". This was the first time I stitched in horizontal rows instead of vertical and was amazed to find I like it better. Love your patterns and now have the fun of choosing the next one!”
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Girl with a Pearl Earring (without background) - Johannes Vermeer |
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Stitched by Debra, Massachusetts on 18-count black aida
August 26, 2023 “Black isn't so hard to work on and certainly stitched quicker than the complete picture.”
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Stitched by Mandy Setterfield
May 11, 2021 “The light is good today for stitching on black. Progress is slow, but I love her.”
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Stitched by Leslie Nicholson, Deephaven, Minnesota on 18-count white aida
December 11, 2010 “Completed Girl with a Pearl Earring (without background), pattern VER004-B using 18 ct. white aida and 2 strands of floss. It took 9 months and is now ready to be framed. I started the project on black aida cloth but found it was difficult to see the stitching so started over on white and then stitched the background in black floss. I did enlarge the pattern pages and then taped them together because I like to see "the entire picture". This was the first time I stitched in horizontal rows instead of vertical and was amazed to find I like it better. Love your patterns and now have the fun of choosing the next one!”
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[Take the Fair Face of Woman] is a stunning pattern. I have never seen another company that was able to do justice to this pattern, but you did an absolutely beautiful job.
