The current trend in holiday decor isn’t complete without the classic farmhouse truck with a Christmas tree in the back. And this Farmhouse Truck Cross Stitch is perfect for the holiday spirit.
I hope you enjoy creating a rustic vibe in your home as well.
If you want to leave your cross-stitch in the hoop here is a quick video on how to have a clean finish. It’s quick and an inexpensive way to display that classic cross stitch decor.
Are you ready to jump right in?
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Use two strands of thread at a time when working the Gaudi Cross Stitch Pattern.
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Below you will find two types of charts for the farmhouse truck design. A solid block with stitch symbol design, and a black and white symbol design. It totally up to personal preference which one you choose to use.
Farmhouse Truck Stitch Charts:
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I hope you have enjoyed making the Farmhouse Truck Cross Stitch!
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Briana,
I have followed the directions for downloading the Chrome extension for getting your pdf of the farmhouse truck cross stitch pattern, but I am unable to get it to work. Do you have any suggestions?
Thanks,
Natalie
Did you purchase the PDF version from either Etsy and now you are trying to view it?
No, I tried to download it from your site, here.
I believe what you saw may have been an ad and not an option to download from my site. This is available for free on the blog and an ad-free pdf is available for purchase. Thanks
could not find what the cost was for the pattern so I printed out the 14 pages !
There are links to Ravelry & Etsy in the post and the pattern can be purchased through those shops 🙂