The Cat That Walked By Himself Rudyard Kipling Cross Stitch Pattern

The Cat That Walked By Himself Rudyard Kipling Cross Stitch Pattern

An illustration for one of Kipling's "Just So Stories". He described the picture this way: "This is the picture of the Cat that Walked by Himself, walking by his wild lone through the Wet Wild Woods and waving his wild tail. There is nothing else in the picture except some toadstools. They had to grow there because the woods were so wet. The lumpy thing on the low branch isn't a bird. It is moss that grew there because the Wild Woods were so wet." The background is not stitched, and the pattern is designed for white fabric. (1902). This pattern is solidly stitched. Any color fabric may be used.

Pattern Details
Stitch Count: 320 x 391
Design Size: 17.0 x 21.0 in
Fabric: 18-count aida
Floss: DMC 6-strand cotton floss
Stitches Used: whole cross stitch only (no backstitches)

Available Sizes
Standard Version: 17.0 x 21.0 in
Large Grid Option: 17.0 x 21.0 in with a large-print chart

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