Cut Thru' Tower Of London

Name: Cut Thru' Tower Of London
Brand: Bothy Threads
SKU: 179996
Price: 33.75 EUR
Availability: InStock

Cross-stitch kit

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The Tower of London in cross-section, floor by floor, with scenes and characters from its long history: a fascinating design for history lovers and a truly original handmade gift.
This counted cross stitch kit is worked on 14 count ice blue Zweigart Aida with pre-sorted stranded cottons. The kit also includes a size 24 tapestry needle, a clear chart and instructions.
Stitches used: cross stitch, back stitch and French knots.
Dimensions: 26 cm. x 42 cm.
© Amanda Loverseed

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[KITBOT-XCT47 #179996]
Great Britain General Historical Castles Cross Stitch Kits

Halloween 2026

Technique	Counted cross stitch Stitches used: cross stitch, back stitch, French knots
Brand and code	Bothy Threads – XCT47
Collection	Cut Thru'
Designer	Amanda Loverseed
Design	The Tower of London in cross-section, floor by floor, with scenes and characters from its history
Fabric	14 count Zweigart Aida (5.5 stitches per cm), ice blue
Finished design size	26 × 42 cm (10.2 × 16.5 in)
Kit contents	Aida fabric, pre-sorted stranded cottons, size 24 tapestry needle, clear chart with full instructions
EAN	5060979237482

Description

The Tower of London opened up like a doll's house: floor by floor you can see the Crown Jewels, Magna Carta, knights in armour, ladies in fine dresses, a Beefeater, the lions and the ravens, with the Union Jack flying at the top. A busy, detailed piece that is best tackled one section at a time and will keep you company for several weeks.

It is worked from a chart by counting the squares of the fabric: cross stitch for the blocks of colour, back stitch for the outlines and French knots for small details. A hoop or frame and a small pair of scissors are useful; the frame shown is not included. You can add extra ravens using the designer's raven chart, and look out for the little snail hidden in every Cut Thru' design.