Hoard of Teacups and Saucers PDF cross stitch pattern (Unusual Dragon Hoards)

This cross stitch pattern is a result of my collaboration with Lauren Dawson (Iguanamouth). He is an artist, author of "Unusual Dragon Hoards" series. This cute dragon really likes to collect different cups and saucers!
 
Artisit's description: "So many teacups !! do they actually use them all for tea? do they wash them afterwards? serious questions you can ask yourself as youre putting it up on your wall".
 
The size of the pattern is 191w * 182h stitches. Finished size depends on which count of fabric you choose. For 28 ct evenweave (equals 14 ct Aida)  it would be 34.6 * 33 cm (13.6 * 13 inches), for 32 ct evenweave - 30.3 * 28.9 cm (12 * 11.4 inches). 
 
---> This listing includes TWO VERSIONS of this pattern: one includes a lot of fractional (quarter) stitches to make the picture more detailed, the other one is absolutely fractionals free (more suitable for beginners). 
 
For the first version I suggest to use 28 ct of fabric (14 ct for Aida) to make your stitching process easier and more enjoyable, as for the fractionals-free version - you can use any count of fabric you like.
 
PDF file includes pattern key for DMC floss and Kreinik threads and 3 types of pattern: black&white symbols, symbols with color behind and solid color. You can use one or use them all.
 
This pattern has a lot of backstitching, half cross stitches and French knots (and one of the versions also includes quarter stitches). It also has 8 blended colors.
 
Dragon's wings will sparkle when you stitch him, because I added Kreinik metallic threads to highlight them.
 
Happy stitching! 
 
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