Blessings and Grace GP-164 pattern

Blessings and Grace by Glendon Place, GP164

Dating back to colonial times, the pineapple has always been a symbol of warmth and hospitality. It was common-place for a sea captain from New England to sail the Caribbean islands and return home with a cargo of fruits, spices and rum. To let his friends know that he had returned safely from the sea, the captain would spear a pineapple on the fence post outside of his home. The pineapple was an invitation to visit, enjoy the food and drink, and listen to tales of the sea captains’ voyage.

Model: Stitched on 28ct “Moonglow” Cashel Linen

Stitch Count: 133w X 261h

Mill Hill beads required: 03561, 03557, 03575, 72023

Floss required: Uses a total of 7 Caron Wildflowers colors, 1 color of ANC/DMC (for attaching beads)