PDF Counted Vintage Cross Stitch Pattern | Russian Venus | Boris Kustodiev 1926 | 5 Sizes

COUNTED CROSS STITCH VINTAGE PDF

Vintage Cross Stitch Pattern PDF #10522
Russian Venus
Boris Kustodiev 1926

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Highly detailed cross stitch pattern, you can choose the appropriate size by the number of stitches, you can choose a pattern for canvas 14, 18, 22.

The photos show an approximate sample of the finished embroidery.

You can choose from 5 counts -

Size: 229w x 271h stitches
Colors: 100 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 41,4w cm x 49,1h cm
18 Count - 32,3w cm x 38,2h cm  
22 Count - 26,4w cm x 31,3h cm  

Size: 276w x 327h stitches
Colors: 100 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 50w cm x 59,2h cm
18 Count - 38,9w cm x 46,1h cm      
22 Count - 31,9w cm x 37,7h cm  

Size: 323w x 382h stitches
Colors: 100 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 58,5w cm x 69,1h cm
18 Count - 45,6w cm x 53,9h cm       
22 Count - 37,3w cm x 44,1h cm          

Size: 369w x 437h stitches
Colors: 100 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 66,8w cm x 79,1h cm
18 Count - 52,1w cm x 61,7h cm      
22 Count - 42,6w cm x 50,4h cm  

Size: 415w x 492h stitches
Colors: 100 DMC
Expected finished size -
14 Count - 75,1w cm x 89,1h cm
18 Count - 58,6w cm x 69,4h cm             
22 Count - 47,9w cm x 56,8h cm  

The patterns contain full cross stitches.
These design dimensions do not include margins. You must add at least 5-7 cm on each side to draw the embroidery.

You will get:
1. Color Map DMC
2. Pattern with Black and White Symbols
3. Pattern with Colored Symbols
4. Type of Finished Embroidery
5. Instructions for Printing the Pattern

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"Naked lush Russian beauties inspired not only the author. They say that Kustodiev's "Beauty" (1915) drove one metropolitan crazy, who confessed: "Apparently, the devil drove the artist's bold hand when he painted his "Beauty", because he confused my peace forever. I saw her charm and tenderness and forgot the fasts and vigils. I am going to the monastery, where I will atone for my sins." Critics saw in this picture "both admiration, and eroticism, and irony.""