
Door Wreath
This cheerful Door Wreath cross stitch pattern captures everything we love about the festive season, from the lush circular greenery dotted with vivid red berries to the generous red ribbon bow tied at the top.
Whether you are stitching a decorative piece for your own home or creating a heartfelt handmade gift, this design is a lovely choice for anyone who enjoys bringing a touch of traditional Christmas warmth to their needle and thread.
- Christmas
- Decoration
- Door
- Festive
- Holiday
- Winter
- Wreath
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Pattern details
- Size count
- 70 × 70
- Colours
- 9
- Stitches
- 2,178
- Difficulty
- Beginner
Finished size by fabric count
| Fabric count | Inches | Centimetres |
|---|---|---|
| 14 per inch | 5 × 5 in | 12.7 × 12.7 cm |
| 16 per inch | 4.4 × 4.4 in | 11.1 × 11.1 cm |
| 18 per inch | 3.9 × 3.9 in | 9.9 × 9.9 cm |
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Thread shopping list
9 thread colours, sorted by the amount you'll need. Lengths are based on 16 stitches per inch.
| Length | DMC | Anchor | Madeira | Cosmo | J&P Coats | Presencia | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 3.6 m(828 stitch) | 561Jade Very Dark | 212Jade Very Dark | 1704Sea Foam Green Dark | 846Holly Green | 6031Emerald Dark | 4402Emerald Green Very Dark | |
| 1.9 m(450 stitch) | 310Black | 403Black | 2400Black | 600Black | 8403Black | 0007Black | |
| 1.6 m(368 stitch) | 452Shell Gray Medium | 232/676Shell Grey Medium | 1807Shell Grey Medium | 474Light Charcoal Gray | 4222Amethyst Medium Light | 8605Antique Violet Light | |
| 98 cm(227 stitch) | 3363Pine Green Medium | 262Laurel Green Dark | 1509Fern Green Light | 2013Grass Green | 6213Spruce Medium | 4478Pistachio Green Medium | |
| 41 cm(95 stitch) | 902Garnet Very Dark | 22/72/897Garnet | 0810Antique Mauve Dark | 226/247Dark Grayish Brown | 3083Rose Wine Very Dark | 2171Garnet Very Dark | |
| 32 cm(73 stitch) | 498Red Dark | 799/1005Christmas Red Ultra Very Dark | 0511Garnet | 242/1241/4300Carmine | 3013Peony Medium Dark | 1906Christmas Red Medium | |
| 28 cm(64 stitch) | 349Coral Dark | 13Coral Dark | 0213Coral Dark | 345Paprika | 2322Apricot Dark | 1490Salmon Very Dark | |
| 25 cm(53 stitch) | 106Variegated Coral | 1218Variegated Coral | 0207Orange | 2343Dark Orange | 2324Apricot Medium | 1325Burnt Orange | |
| 25 cm(20 stitch) | 3024Brown Gray Very Light | 397Pearl Grey Ultra Very Light | 1901Beige Grey Light | 151/712Oatmeal | 7167Surf Blue Very Light | 8475Beige Grey Medium | |
CXC and Sullivans skeins carry the DMC number, so use the DMC column for those brands.CXC and Sullivans skeins carry the DMC number, so the codes above cover them too.
These lengths include the thread lost to tails and travelling, so they are what to buy rather than what ends up on the fabric. A spare skein of your main colours is still worth having, because dye lots vary between batches and matching one part way through is the hard part.
HobbyTub also converts to Ariadna, CXC, Gamma, Luca-S and Sullivans. Pick your brand when you start the project.
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