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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Stitched by Pamela Poe Faulkner
August 2, 2021 “My cute crow. Not the best picture, but he is drying. He is one of my pandemic projects.”
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Stitched by Catherine, England on 18-count aida
August 1, 2020 “Now that lockdown has eased a little here in the UK, I've finally been able to get 'My Krahe' framed. Loving it even more. These patterns are just so special.”
More pictures by Catherine
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Stitched by Anna Repella Schu
September 6, 2019 “Finished this Scarlet Quince pattern for my son, 2 years ago. I love the challenge of their patterns and the results are amazing.”
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Stitched by Erica Parson on 18-count aida
June 17, 2019 “Finished at 7.51 this morning!”
More pictures by Erica
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Stitched by Anna, New Zealand on 18-count aida
July 1, 2018 “My “Krahe” has also been framed. I call him Edgar, after Edgar Allan Poe…”
More pictures by Anna
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Stitched by Elizabeth Chandler, Kokomo, Indiana on 16-count
November 17, 2016 “Attached is my latest cross stich. It is the Krahe by Rudi Hurzlmeier. I did it on 16 count canvas and it is huge. It took my 22 months to complete. I retired last August and have worked on it daily since then. My niece picked out the pattern as something she wanted. She is a funeral director. It seems appropriate.”
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I just tried using two of your tips on the weekend. The pinhead stitch is wonderful especially since I am doing a rather large chart - Lady with Unicorn - Sense of Taste. This has many colour changes and this stitch really helps. Also marking off all one colour in yellow highlighter then a darker colour on top really speeds things up and it is much easier on the eyes, not searching for the next symbol of the colour.
