Bothy Threads The Bishop’s Feast Counted Cross-Stitch Kit

Stitch a piece of history with this counted cross-stitch design adapted from a section of the historical Bayeaux Tapestry. The scene depicts the celebratory feast of William the Conqueror after the Battle of Hastings. The scene is adapted to cross-stitch from the original embroidered tapestry, which measures approximately 68 meters long (224 feet), and is an embroidered historical record of the events surrounding the Norman invasion of England in 1066. This design is stitched on cream 14-ct. aida cloth. The easy-to-see squares of aida cloth make it a great fabric choice for both beginning stitchers and those with more experience. This complete counted cross-stitch kit includes cream Zweigart 14-ct. aida cloth, cotton floss, needle, and instructions. The finished design measures 10¾ × 10¼” (27 x 26cm). Imported from Great Britain.

• This counted cross-stitch kit includes cream Zweigart 14-ct. aida cloth, cotton floss, needle, and instructions.

• Adapted from a section of Bayeaux Tapestry.

• Design features the Bishop of Bayeux leading a prayer at the celebration feast after the Battle of Hastings.

• Finished design measures 10¾ × 10¼” (27 x 26cm).

• Frame not included.