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Rainbow Lorikeet on Banksia Integrifolia PDF pattern is a Maureen Maguire design from Caronie.

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Brand: Caronie Publishing

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Rainbow Lorikeet on Banksia Integrifolia is a Maureen Maguire counted cross stitch design from Caronie.

Order the pattern only or make it a kit with our optional DMC thread and Zweigart fabrics.

Kit inclusions:

Stitches in Design: 148 x 125. Kit includes Zweigart Aida in your selected thread count and colour, 31 skeins of DMC stranded cotton, needle, chart, and instructions.

Design size:

14ct 26.85 x 22.68cm

16ct 23.50 x 19.34cm

18ct 20.88 x 17.64cm

Stitches in design 148 x 125

Canvas size:

14ct 30.3 x 30.12cm

16ct 26.52 x 26.37cm

18ct 23.57 x 23.42cm

Canvas sizes: (canvas includes the design and space around it)

Available aida thread counts & colours are:

14ct antique white #101, ecru #264, or white #100

16ct antique white #101, ecru #264 or white #100.

18ct antique white #101, ecru #264 or white #100.

Fabric is supplied with allowance for 7.5cm (3 inch) of extra fabric on all sides for finishing and framing.

A Maureen Maguire Design from Caronie.

Origin:

Pattern made in Australia.

Materials made in the EU.

The strikingly beautiful Rainbow Lorikeet inhabits rainforests, woodlands, heaths and gardens along the East coast of Australia from it's northern tip to the island of Tasmania in the South. It is a screeching, chattering, acrobat, travelling in large flocks and interacting confidently with people. They are much loved for their beauty and personality.

The Rainbow Lorikeet in the design is seen on a branch or Banksia Integrifolia or Coast Banksia.

Banksia Integrifolia is commonly known as the coast banksia. It is a species of tree that grows along the east coast of Australia. It is found between Victoria and central Queensland in a wide variety of habitats from coastal dunes to mountains. It is most often found as a tree up to 25 metres in height but has varied forms depending upon the habitat. Its leaves have dark green upper surfaces and white undersides which creates a striking effect on windy days.

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