Wonders of the Hubble Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Stitch an heirloom piece of incredible astronomical images. Extensive pattern booklets with detailed information.
52 page PDFs with single page charts, split page charts, individual charts and information on everything you are stitching
52 page booklets contain: Full pattern on one page; Full pattern over eight pages; Thread key for whole piece; Individual charts and thread keys for each section; Detailed explanations of everything you are stitching. Each booklet comes in two versions - one with colour patterns and one with black and white patterns (with colour backstitch).
The introductory booklet contains: All the information you need to prepare for the project; List of thread colours and pattern size; Several pages of writing and pictures introducing you to the Hubble Space Telescope.
Close up of sections of the pattern: Barred spiral galaxy NGC 6217 and NGC 602 in the Small Magellanic Cloud.
Close up of sections of the pattern: Helix Nebula and V838 Monocerotis.
Close up of sections of the pattern: NGC 2818 and Whirlpool Galaxy.
Close up of sections of the pattern: Engraved Hourglass Nebula and Antennae Galaxies.
Wonders of the Hubble Space Telescope cross stitch pattern: Close up of upper half of design
Wonders of the Hubble Space Telescope cross stitch pattern: Close up of lower half of design

Wonders of the Hubble Space Telescope - Astronomy cross stitch pattern

Regular price £21.00 £0.00 Unit price per

This listing is to purchase the Wonders of the Hubble Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. This was previously released as a stitchalong, and the full pattern is now available. You will stitch depictions of beautiful photographs taken by the Hubble Space Telescope. Once completed you will have a stunning heirloom cross stitch picture to treasure. The booklets include detailed explanations of everything you are stitching, so no prior astronomy knowledge is needed.

You will receive two 52-page pattern booklet PDFs, one with colour patterns and one with black & white patterns (with colour backstitch). The booklets contain:
• Images of the completed piece
• Two versions of the full pattern on one page, for screen use, with and without backstitch
• Two versions of the full pattern over nine pages, for printing, with and without backstitch
• Close up patterns of every individual section, with and without backstitch if relevant
• An introduction to the Hubble Space Telescope and detailed explanations of everything you are stitching

You will also receive full cross stitch instructions.

If you’re not already in the ‘Climbing Goat Designs stitchers’ Facebook group, please come and join us there if you’d like to chat and share your progress: https://www.facebook.com/groups/climbinggoatdesigns/ or search for the group name on Facebook. And to share on Instagram the stitchalong hashtag is #HubbleSAL

The stitched area of the finished piece is: 158 stitches wide x 199 stitches high

On 14 count fabric this is approximately 11.3 x 14.2 inches or 28.7 x 36.1 cm
On 16 count fabric this is approximately 9.9 x 12.4 inches or 25.1 x 31.6 cm
Other count fabrics can be used - just adjust the sizing accordingly.

These dimensions do not include the border of fabric you will need to leave around the design. I recommend you leave a further 2-3 inches all the way round (which means that you need to add 4-6 inches to your size measurements).

The pattern was model stitched on 16 count hand dyed fabric from FinnStitcher’s Factory, entitled ‘Night Sky’. This beautiful fabric is available from Kaarina Anttila in Finland via her Facebook page: www.facebook.com/FinnStitchersFactory

I have designed this pattern so that it can be adapted to be stitched on nearly any colour of fabric of your choice. It has been model stitched on dark blue fabric, and black fabric would also suit it well, and the exact patterns given are for stitching on dark fabric that could represent the night sky.

Some people prefer to stitch on paler fabrics, and if this is the case for you, then it’s fine to stitch it on any paler colour you’d like. If stitching on pale fabric you may need to change the colour of the border lines to colours that show up better, and you may want to add some black cross stitching around the Hubble Space Telescope in the middle, though it would also be fine to leave it. 

79 thread colours are used in the design. You will need 2 skeins of DMC 310 (Black), and 1 skein or less of all the other colours. The pattern features full cross stitches, backstitch and a small number of French knots and fractional stitches (in the text only).

This listing is for PDFs of this pattern; it is not a completed piece nor a kit, so no fabric, thread or other materials are included. The charts are Instant Download so you can start stitching straight away! 

A link to the downloads will be sent to the email address you give when you order. There will also be a link to download the files directly from the completed order page. The files are sent as PDFs in one zip file. Please unzip the file (right click > extract all) after downloading, and then you can open each PDF within the file.

You may need Adobe Reader to open the PDF files. If you don’t have it you can download it for free here: https://get.adobe.com/uk/reader/

Skill level: Suitable for those with experience of cross stitch.

If you have any problems or need help please let me know!

Pattern is model stitched by Ellie Darman.

Patterns are for personal use only.
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Rebecca Smolcich
Love It

I'm very excited to begin stitching this pattern! It's so beautiful!

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Amanda White
Very detailed pattern

Have yet to start but am really looking forward to doing this
There is so much detail shown in the pattern that I am sure that I will have no problems. Plus each picture in the pattern has a detailed explanation of what it shows. Well worth the cost.

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Helena from Oz
Brilliant!!! Wonders of the Hubble Space Telescope Stitchalong

A wonderful design - can't wait to start stitching!

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Alison Vick
These patterns are great!

I have long looked for realistic space designs, and these are just great!

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Christine Rembo
Great stitch

Can’t wait to get started on their new amazing project. ❤️