Midnight Hunting
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DAYS OF DRAGONS is a series of five counted cross stitch designs, each featuring a central circular panel with four small corner panels connected by an intricate border. The colors of the dragons are taken from the sky and sun at different times of the day, while the border colors link all five designs together to form a series.
MIDNIGHT HUNTING is the second of five dragons in the Days of Dragons cross stitch pattern series. Other patterns in this series are:

The model is stitched on White linen using two strands of floss over two fabric threads. Approximate design size (195 x 199 stitches):
12.5" x 12.5" on 32 count linen
14.25" x 14.25" on 28 count linen

The pattern has six pages. The backstitching chart is shown separately upon the reverse of each page. This design is only available as a chart pack.


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Midnight Hunting contains a large number of ¾ stitches, particularly within the border. Please refer to our F.A.Q. for guidelines of how to treat these ¾ stitches.

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FLOSS LIST (DMC):

224 225 310 311 318 336 415 517 518 519 762 813 820 823 824 825 826 827 930 931 932 939 3756 3760 3842 white

SPECIALITY THREADS:

001 Kreinik Metallic Blending Filament
101 Kreinik Metallic Very Fine Braid (#4)
105C Kreinik Metallic Cord or Access Commodities Bijoux #442 Antique Silver

Midnight Hunting

ERRATA & CLARIFICATIONS :

November 2003 - Removed the recommended speciality floss DMC Art. 274 Antique Silver as it is discontinued.

OPTION 1: Changed the pattern to recommend using two strands of 105C Kreinik Metallic Cord (a single ply cord) instead of taking 105C #4 Braid Kreinik Metallic and splitting it. Two strands of this cord are blended into the border.

OPTION 2: Use a single strand of Access Commodities Bijoux #442 Antique Silver.


The diamond symbol in the stitching chart is the same as the spade symbol on the backstitch chart (in ears of dragon) - DMC 225.
May 2005 - Dot (.) symbol in the wing spines is not listed in the floss list. It is white.