Winter Old Town Tram Cross Stitch Pattern • Snowy Cityscape Embroidery PDF • Vintage Red Tram Counted Cross Stitch Design

Bring the charm of a snowy old-world city into your stitching with this detailed Winter Old Town Tram Cross Stitch Pattern. Inspired by a vintage red tram moving through a picturesque historic square, this design captures winter serenity, soft pastel tones, and architectural beauty. Perfect for winter décor, gifts, or cozy stitching projects, this PDF counted cross stitch pattern is suitable for confident beginners and experienced stitchers. Immerse yourself in the world of embroidery with this large-scale project. The easy-to-understand diagrams make them accessible to both beginners and experienced embroiderers. Instant digital download available upon completion of purchase. It's easy to get your template from the Shopping section of your Etsy account. Color and black and graphics are included as separate downloads. To open these files, you will need Adobe Reader, which can be downloaded for free here: www.adobe.com/products/reader. All of our patterns are compatible with the Pattern Keeper app. https://patternkeeper.app/ The picture shows stitched results, not original art. Colors: 79 DMC. All stitches are complete. No half-stitches or backstitches. Sizes: 315w X 303h Stitches Approximate design sizes for fabrics of different densities: 14 Count, 57.15w X 54.97h cm 16 Count, 50.01w X 48.10h cm 18 Count, 44.45w X 42.76h cm 22 Count, 36.37w X 34.98h cm Pattern PDF Includes: - Poster of finished design - A full-color chart - colored blocks with symbols - A symbol chart - List of DMC thread colors - PDF for pattern keeper You will need to add about 3 inches on each side for framing. Please note this is NOT a kit, thread and fabric are NOT included. If you have any questions, we will be happy to help you.

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