Bayeux Tapestry Cross Stitch Digital Pattern: Three Brittany Towns

Create your own piece of the famous Bayeux Tapestry with this colorful cross stitch pattern featuring the 11th century motte and bailey fortifications of Dol, Rennes, and Dinan in Brittany. Reproduced in detail from the Bayeux Tapestry, this pattern depicts the three Breton towns where Duke William of Normandy waged war against Duke Conan of Brittany in 1064. Perfect for fans of medieval France and lovers of historical art and architecture. WHAT YOU GET: 1 PDF file for instant download that includes Three versions of the pattern: colors + symbols, symbols in B&W, symbols in B&W + back stitches in color DMC and Anchor thread color chart Recommendations for fabric, thread, and needle Tips for framing Photograph of finished piece for reference Historical information about the design PATTERN DETAILS Recommended for experienced stitchers Stitches used: full cross stitch, back stitch/stem stitch Stitch count: 420 wide x 160 high Number of thread colors: 6 Number of skeins needed: 18 FINISHED SIZE 14 ct Aida: 30” x 11.4” (76.2cm x 29cm) 16 ct Aida: 26.2” x 10” (66.7cm x 25.4cm) 18 ct Aida: 23.3” x 9” (59.3cm x 22.6cm)