Charleston's Rainbow Row consists of 14 private homes that date from 1740 when it served as Charleston's waterfront district. The owners choose to paint the homes in a rainbow of colors. Theses houses can still be seen today in historical downtown Charleston, SC. This was one of the most difficult pictures I have stitched because of the width. I normally use a scroll bar and this would not fit on any I had so I used a hoop. This Rainbow Row Charleston SC chart is by Barbara & Cheryl. It was stitched on 14 count ivory Aida and doublematted with two shades of blue then framed in a gold frame. The finished size framed is 41"x14" Stitch count: 116H X 494W.
This particular image was used as the masthead on Pat’s Cross Stitch Corner, a blog where I am now posting many of my newest projects.
This pattern is still available in two sizes:
Rainbow Row - same size as above
