Cross stitch chart Bayeux Tapestry - William's Feast

This cross stitch pattern chart comes from the large pattern chart created by Frédérique Crestin-Billet evoking famous Bayeux Tapestry. It represents William's Feast, an episode which is not on the large pattern chart.

Size of motif: 264 points 67 points. If sewn on 12 count embroidery linen: 44cm x 11,5cm.

The scene presented here: after landing on English soil at Pevensey, William’s armies prepare a feast. Two servants have suspended a cauldron, and above, what appears to be skewers. Another servant is busy in front of an oven with flames billowing out. Two servants pass through a portal (probably a requisitioned manor). Four cavaliers use their shields as a table. Beside them, Bishop Odo gives grace to a table covered with dishes. In the centre, a servant brings a new dish with a small bow.

This full-colour pattern chart is printed on a large 60cm x 29cm sheet of paper. It is presented in a Sajou folder.

To respect the historic spirit of Bayeux Tapestry, you will need:

• our 32 count embroidery linen, colour sand;
• the following Laine Saint-Pierre cards: 422 x 2 - 450 x 2 - 648 x 2 - 762 x 1 - 845 x 1 - 930 x 1, 9 cards.

In our Madame Sajou diary section, you will discover the secrets behind the creation of this chart, the second one in our Museums and Heritage collection.

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