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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The Accolade - Edmund Blair-Leighton |
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Stitched by Alene Wistrand
February 19, 2022 “Been a while since I’ve picked up my cross stitch but just finished the right panel and feeling good.”
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Stitched by April Nairne
July 28, 2021 “I started this on our planned 3 month road trip touring the U.S.A & Canada in our RV along with hubby & our dog “Truman” after my 37 years in the nursing profession. Long story short- had a hemorrhagic stroke on the highway in Nebraska & was air lifted to ICU in Colorado. 2 weeks there & repatriated back to Canada. Started stitching again as part of my recovery therapy. I am much slower at it but have been working at it diligently since. Almost 1/2 done now.”
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Stitched by Christy Stanford
July 25, 2019 “Just finished The Accolade! I started it in June 2011, but worked on it in rotation with other projects so it took 24 months of stitching.”
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Stitched by Barb M., Olympia, Washington on 32-count sage green linen over 2
February 10, 2018 “I finally got my Crosstitch framed and hanging on the wall. I can't believe it's finished and I'm so happy with the results. I'm giving myself a little break but the next Crosstitch I want to do is Krahe.”
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Stitched by Vibeke Olason on 22-count white aida
December 17, 2013 “Finally finished an up on the wall. The frame has a deep red section inside the outer frame, as well as a red matting (between the inner brown one next to the image itself, and the top matting in a flesh tone). The colors are a bit more muted in the photo than in real life. It has been a real pleasure to work on this pattern, and I am well under way with my next project; The Crystal Ball. The plan is to give the two works similar frames to create a Guinevere/Morgana effect, or princess versus sorceress, if you will.”
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Stitched by Anonymous on 18-count ivory aida
March 24, 2010 “Approximately 10 months of work, I figure at least a year to go!”
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Stitched by Sarah Howley, Noosaville, Australia on 16-count aida
March 20, 2010 “I've loved working on this row of pattern pages - the colour and the detail are just amazing. Not much more left to stitch now!”
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Stitched by Sandra Hall, Phoenix, Arizona on 18-count white aida
“This was so rewarding to work on and it has come out beautifully.”
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