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Searching for Monet Cross Stitch Patterns

By: John Wigham..

Does the artwork of Claude Monet call to you? If it does, I've got great news for you! There are many cross stitch kits and cross stitch patterns for Monet's paintings. Monet's use of color is brilliant, making his artwork absolute beautiful. When you first start looking for Monet cross stitch patterns, consider which of his paintings is your favorite.

If you search the internet for Monet cross stitch patterns, it is a good idea to decide which of Monet's paintings you like best. Begin by choosing your favorite, since many Monet paintings exist, and search for that cross stitch pattern first. These patterns are based on detailed paintings; therefore, you will want to choose a painting you love since you will be working on it for quite a while.

For instance, do you enjoy cross stitching people? Then you may love Monet's Ballet Rehearsal painting. The ballerina in this painting is lovely, and it makes a gorgeous cross stitch project. You can find the kits and patterns for sale on several websites. Another famous Monet painting that's captured in cross stitch is Terrace at Sainte-Adresse. This painting features couples relaxing on a flower-filled terrace.

The Woman with Parasol is a painting of a woman holding a parasol as she walks through a field of flowers. The shading and coloring in this painting are breathtaking. You'll enjoy working on this cross stitch project since Monet captured with equal skill both the beauty of nature and the beauty of the young woman.

The River is another of Monet's most famous paintings. This painting depicts a young woman sitting on the bank of a river. The houses on the opposite bank are reflected in the river's water. The painting contains a great deal of detail and color variations. Once stitched, it creates a glorious piece of artwork suitable for any room in your house.

Perhaps stitching people just isn't your cup of tea. Why not try landscapes? The painting Irises with its blues, purples, and greens works very well as a cross stitch pattern. You will have an intriguing wall hanging that could be passed down from generation to generation. You may also enjoy Yellow Irises as it too, features beautiful colors and details.

If you need to brighten up a blank, white wall, you might consider stitching Monet's Artist's Garden at Giverny. The painting, based on an actual garden at Monet's home, would make a colorful project. The garden, which inspired him create a series of paintings, shows the vibrant colors of the flowers he planted.

Maybe a water scene would fit more with your dcor. If you like water, perhaps Monet's Water Lilies paintings, including the White Water Lilies, would be just the spark you need to choose one of these cross stitch patterns. The pattern, while capturing the beauty of the flowers, includes the depth of shading in the pond and the reflections on the water.

Monet's Japanese paintings have also been converted to cross stitch patterns. For example, with its array of colors The Japanese Footbridge will be a beautiful piece of art once you've finished stitching.

If you have trouble sometimes reading cross stitch patterns, you may want to consider buying one with larger type. Monet cross stitch patterns tend to have a great deal of detail. To avoid eye strain, you may find it's better to invest in a larger pattern.

When it comes to Monet cross stitch patterns, you simply can't make a wrong choice. Monet was one of the most gifted artists the world has ever known. Each of his paintings is beautiful. When you finish stitching a Monet cross stitch project, you'll have truly created a family heirloom that will be treasured for years to come.

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John Wigham is an experienced writer and co-owner of Patterns Patch cross stitch forums. An online cross stitch community whose subscribers get free: patterns, articles and tutorials. Visit our lively cross stitch blogs for more of the same.





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