Description
This opulent pattern by Louis Gluer of Berlin, was created at the height of the patternmaker’s reign. While this pattern hails from the 1850s, it is slightly off square, which was unusual for the time period. It is made up of two large Camellia blossoms crested by three groups of cherries. The pattern is 208 stitches wide by 203 stitches tall and uses 57 DMC shades to complete.
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