Charlotte Sinclair 1865 is a beautiful sampler inspired by the simple charm of nineteenth-century needlework. It is filled with traditional details, including alphabets, birds, rabbits, flowers, and a lovely basket of fruit at the center. The soft, muted colors give it the warm, aged look of an antique sampler and make it a wonderful piece for anyone who enjoys stitching designs with a sense of history and character.
The sampler bears the name “Charlotte Sinclair,” her age, and the year 1865, giving it the appearance of a treasured piece stitched by a young girl in the nineteenth century. A colorful alphabet crowns the design, while symmetrical birds, rabbits, flowering plants, cherries, and geometric motifs surround the central basket. A traditional floral border completes the piece.
This listing is for a digital PDF cross stitch chart. No physical product will be mailed.
Pattern Details:
Stitch count: 167 × 167 stitches
Suggested linen: “Overcast” by Cedar River Linen
Uses 13 DMC thread colors
Includes a full-color preview
Includes clear black-and-white symbol charts
Includes a complete thread and color key
Pattern is delivered as a PDF
Designed by Dustin Benge for Red House Needleworks
Fabric sizes listed in the pattern include an additional 2-inch border on every side for finishing and framing.
Please Note:
This is an original Red House Needleworks design inspired by the beauty and character of antique samplers. AI played no part in creating the cross stitch chart. The framed cover photograph is a stitched mock-up used only to show how the completed sampler may look when stitched and framed. No AI was used in the design of this chart.
Because this is a digital item, returns, exchanges, and cancellations cannot be accepted. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen, printer, fabric, and thread dye lots.
This pattern is for personal use only. You may sell a limited number of finished pieces stitched by hand, but the chart itself may not be copied, shared, resold, redistributed, or used for commercial mass production.
Charlotte Sinclair 1865 is a beautiful sampler inspired by the simple charm of nineteenth-century needlework. It is filled with traditional details, including alphabets, birds, rabbits, flowers, and a lovely basket of fruit at the center. The soft, muted colors give it the warm, aged look of an antique sampler and make it a wonderful piece for anyone who enjoys stitching designs with a sense of history and character.
The sampler bears the name “Charlotte Sinclair,” her age, and the year 1865, giving it the appearance of a treasured piece stitched by a young girl in the nineteenth century. A colorful alphabet crowns the design, while symmetrical birds, rabbits, flowering plants, cherries, and geometric motifs surround the central basket. A traditional floral border completes the piece.
This listing is for a digital PDF cross stitch chart. No physical product will be mailed.
Pattern Details:
Stitch count: 167 × 167 stitches
Suggested linen: “Overcast” by Cedar River Linen
Uses 13 DMC thread colors
Includes a full-color preview
Includes clear black-and-white symbol charts
Includes a complete thread and color key
Pattern is delivered as a PDF
Designed by Dustin Benge for Red House Needleworks
Fabric sizes listed in the pattern include an additional 2-inch border on every side for finishing and framing.
Please Note:
This is an original Red House Needleworks design inspired by the beauty and character of antique samplers. AI played no part in creating the cross stitch chart. The framed cover photograph is a stitched mock-up used only to show how the completed sampler may look when stitched and framed. No AI was used in the design of this chart.
Because this is a digital item, returns, exchanges, and cancellations cannot be accepted. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen, printer, fabric, and thread dye lots.
This pattern is for personal use only. You may sell a limited number of finished pieces stitched by hand, but the chart itself may not be copied, shared, resold, redistributed, or used for commercial mass production.
