Hamsa Mandala | Ink Circles

Hamsa Mandala | Ink CirclesThe Hamsa Hand is a universal sign of protection. The symbol can be traced to ancient Mesopotamia and its been used since by many cultures and many religions including Christianity, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, and Islam to provide a blessing and protect against the evil eye. They cant ALL be wrong, so added benefits of stitching this beautiful piece may be a little luck and abundance coming your way. It is 119 stitches square and was stitched with

Hickory Sticks

Model: Stitched using two strands of floss over two fabric threads on 32 count Sparrow linen by Luminous Fiber Arts

The Raccoon uses DMC and Weeks Dye Works Graphite and Charlotte's Pink

Gathering Clover

Classic Colorworks

Threads: Weeks Dye Works: suggested # of skeins listed in parentheses based on model stitching- may vary

FLOSS: Gentle Arts Sampler Threads

Alternate fabric suggested (for all seasons): Vintage Country Mocha

Tree Stitch Count: 123 wide by 146 high

the pin pillow

Design Size: 2 1/2" 2 1/2" each

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