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Harvest Season – Palestinian Tatreez Embroidery Pattern (PDF)
Harvest Season – Palestinian Tatreez Embroidery Pattern (PDF)
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Harvest Season – Palestinian Tatreez Embroidery Pattern (PDF)
Celebrate the beauty of Palestinian land and heritage with Harvest Season, an original Palestinian tatreez pattern inspired by golden fields, cypress trees, and the traditions of harvest.
Bringing together traditional motifs from Ramallah, Hebron, and Gaza, this design evokes the abundance of the fields and the enduring connection between Palestinians and their homeland.
Created by Hazem Mohamad and Ghenva Alkabra of Tatreez Language, Harvest Season invites you to bring a piece of Palestinian cultural heritage into your home, one stitch at a time.
Pattern Details
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Format: Digital PDF download
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Pattern size: 143 stitches wide × 173 stitches high
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Recommended fabric: Beige Aida cloth
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Skill level: Suitable for stitchers familiar with reading counted embroidery charts
Finished Size
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9-count Aida: Approximately 40.4 × 48.9 cm (15.9 × 19.2 in)
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10-count Aida: Approximately 36.3 × 43.9 cm (14.3 × 17.3 in)
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11-count Aida: Approximately 33 × 40 cm (13 × 15.8 in)
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14-count Aida: Approximately 26 × 31.4 cm (10.2 × 12.4 in)
Measurements refer to the stitched design only and exclude extra fabric for framing or finishing.
What’s Included
Your purchase includes three PDF files:
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Complete Pattern Guide — An introduction to the story behind Harvest Season, the symbolism and origins of the traditional motifs, pattern information, and stitching measurements.
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Black-and-White Symbol Chart — The complete pattern chart with symbols corresponding to the thread colours, designed for clear and convenient stitching.
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Colour Symbol Chart — The complete pattern chart with coloured symbols to help you distinguish the different thread colours while stitching.
Please Note
This is a digital product. No physical pattern, fabric, embroidery threads, or finished embroidered item will be shipped.
Designed with care by Tatreez Language to celebrate and carry Palestinian embroidery heritage forward.
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