Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Stitch an heirloom piece of incredible astronomical images. Picture is of stitched piece with 18 cross stitched JWST images arranged in the JWST hexagonal mirror shape, with the names of all the images underneath.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. 74 page PDFs with single page charts, split page charts, individual charts and information on everything you are stitching.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. 

74 page booklets contain:
Full pattern on one page, for screen use, with and without backstitch
Full pattern over eight pages, for printing, with and without backstitch
Thread key for whole piecee
Individual charts and thread keys for each hexagonal image
Detailed explanations of everything you are stitching as you tour the Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope - no previous astronomy knowledge is needed.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. The first section is the iconic Pillars of Creation image, revisited by the JWST. Detailed image descriptions in each booklet tell you about what you are stitching - no astronomical knowledge is needed.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of Cartwheel Galaxy and Stephan's Quintet.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of Phantom Galaxy and Titan.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of Southern Ring Nebula and Tarantula Nebula.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of IC1623 and SMACS Deep Field.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of Neptune and NGC 346.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of NGC 7496 and L1527 Fiery Hourglass.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of II ZW 96 and NGC 7496.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of images of Wolf-Rayet 124 and Jupiter.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. The Carina Nebula completes the James Webb Space Telescope's hexagonal mirror shape and our tour of some of its images.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of upper part of whole piece.
Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. Close up of lower part of whole piece.

Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern

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This listing is to purchase the Wonders of the James Webb Space Telescope cross stitch pattern. This was previously released as a stitchalong, and the full pattern is now available. You will stitch 18 very accurate and detailed depictions of beautiful photographs taken by the James Webb Space Telescope, arranged in the iconic hexagonal mirror shape of the JWST. 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 74-page pattern booklet PDFs, one with colour patterns and one with black & white patterns (with colour backstitch). The booklets contain:
• Image 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
• Complete thread key for the whole pattern
• Close up patterns of every individual section, with and without backstitch if relevant, and specific thread keys for each section
• An introduction to the James Webb 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 busy and friendly Climbing Goat Designs stitchers Facebook group, please come and join us there if you’d like to chat and share your progress. And to share on Instagram the stitchalong hashtag is #JWSTSAL

The stitched area of the finished piece is: 163 stitches wide x 237 stitches high

On 14 count fabric this is approximately 11.6 x 16.9 inches or 29.6 x 43.0 cm
On 16 count fabric this is approximately 10.2 x 14.8 inches or 25.9 x 37.6 cm
On 18 count fabric this is approximately 9.1 x 13.2 inches or 23.0 x33.4 cm

Other count fabrics can be used - just adjust the sizing according

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 a pale fabric you may need to change the colours of some of the text and decorative stars outside the hexagons. All the main hexagonal sections can be stitched the same on all colour fabrics.

85 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, a small amount of backstitch, and a small number of French knots and fractional stitches.

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

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/

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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Christine May
Stunning design.

I saw someone stitching this at a cross stitch retreat and I just had to find out what it was and where to get it. I had already purchased it before the retreat had ended. It's absolutely stunning.

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Tim
Amazing

I love everything space and this blew my mind.

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Laura
Excellent!

I love this design so much! I also love that it provides a little background info on the telescope and various galaxy designs. Stars are the definition of cross stitch confetti so that can be challenging- but the end result is beautiful and interesting.

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Tracy

Really well charted easy to use lots of information

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Rachel Burgoon

Looks like an incredible pattern, and I love the additional science background info. So excited to work on it!