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Seven Species Challah Cover Cross Stitch Pattern

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This stunning cross stitch pattern from Sew Marie Studio is definitely an advanced project that will take a lot of time, but it’s also one of those keepsake projects that will probably get passed on in generations to come.

The Seven Speices challah cover has a visual representation of the special products of Israel mentioned in Deuteronomy. (That’s wheat, grapes, olives, figs, dates, pomegranates and barley by the way.)

It’s 180 by 250 stitches and uses a whopping 63 colors. It comes out to about 23 by 14 inches on 14 count fabric. Use it as a cover for your challah, a pillow or wall hanging.

The pattern is available on Etsy and costs $8.

[Photo: Sew Marie Studio.]

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  1. hi, this pattern is gorgeous. for some reason i’m not seeing this on etsy anymore. can you please let me know how/where i can buy it? thanks!

  3. I downloaded this pattern last year, but my computer crashed and I cannot get it off my hard drive. I would like to buy it again, but did not find it on Etsy.

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Designer Spotlight: Knotty Bytes

There’s not much to say about Etsy seller Knotty yites other than if you like pop culture cross stitch patterns this is the place for you. It’s pretty much all they do, and there’s a wide range of fandoms and characters represented. 

I first learned about this shop when I was doing Only Murders in the Building cross stitch patterns, and if you like that one the rest of their patterns are similar in vibe. They feature little characters in a lineup, sometimes labeled with the name of the show/movie they are from or with other text. 

There’s everything from She-Ra to Ghostbusters, Lost to Xena, Game of Thrones to the MCU. While lots of the designs only cover a few characters, there are some larger ones as well. 

Like this “space superhero” alphabet full of characters (and one spaceship!) from the Star Wars universe. The full design is 196 by 272 stitches and uses 81-86 colors (the range being because there are actually two alphabets with some different characters to choose from, or mix and match your favorites). 

If you’ve ever wanted to stitch up Katniss and the mockingjay pin, an homage to Cersei Lannister or Jem and the Holograms, this shop has got you covered. Or you can try the X-Men, Guardians of the Galaxy or characters from the video game Mass Effect. 

Like I said, there’s a wide variety. 

If this sounds like the kind of shop you would like, check out all the options at Knotty Bytes. I’d love to hear if you make something from this shop (or if you have already!). 

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[Photo: Knotty Bytes]