Owens Thomas House
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Counted Cross Stitch Pattern
Historic Savannah Series
Counted Cross Stitch Patterns of Historic Savannah Buildings
The Owens Thomas House was built for Richard Richardson in 1818 (the name comes from later owners). The historic house was designed by famed architect William Jay and is a sophisticated blend of classical motifs from Renaissance Italy and Regency England.
The National Historic Landmark is now open to the public as a house museum.
This cross stitch pattern would be lovely worked on a light green or blue Aida cloth.
The counted cross stitch pattern includes color code for DMC cotton floss. It also includes a sizing chart for 11, 14, 18, and 22 count fabrics. Embroidery details enhance the counted cross stitch.