Description
This listing is for a digital PDF file. Immediately after purchase you can download your file, in either Letter format (used mainly in Canada, the US, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Panama, Guatemala, the Dominican Republic and the Philippines) or A4 (rest of the world). A 1-page (pattern keeper compatible) version of the design is also included.
“Amor Vincit Omnia” (Love Conquers All) is the 2026 SALentines pattern with Evertote, Roxy Floss Co and myself.
I’m a firm believer that, in the end, love conquers all. The quote originates from the Roman poet Virgil, who wrote these lines 2050 years ago. The full quote reads “Omnia vincit Amor: et nos cedamus amori” which translates as “Love conquers all things; let us, too, yield to love”.
TECHNICAL DETAILS
This design measures 113 crosses wide and 137 crosses high. It features only full crosses and has no specialty stitches. From the second page of the pattern onwards, you will notice a greyed-out area of 3 crosses wide – this indicates overlap with the previous page to make it easier for you to continue stitching. Please see the colour key on the previous page for each symbol, the name of the floss, and the number of stitches per colour.
The graph below gives size estimates for a wide range of materials. You will need one skein of each colour on all counts of linen and aida. You can also choose to stitch this design with one colour. Please refer to the amount of floss required in the graph below. The alternative images in this listing show “Cherry Cobbler” linen and “Piggy Bank” floss (light floss on dark linen) and
Floss calculations are based on working with two strands on 28- to 36-count linen (14- to 16-count aida). Higher counts use a single strand. You are free to stitch with as many strands as you like.
You can use the letters and numbers towards the end of the booklet to personalise your pattern.
COLOUR KEY with Roxy Floss Co flosses (available through www.evertote.ca)
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