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Two dolphins, blue with red details, arc through the air. Both are in Native line-art style, the smaller one below the other.

DOLPHIN MOTHER AND CHILD Counted Cross Stitch Pattern by Todd Jason Baker

Name: DOLPHIN MOTHER AND CHILD Counted Cross Stitch Pattern by Todd Jason Baker
SKU: Pat-TJBaker-Dolph
Price: 17.99 CAD
Availability: InStock

$17.99

Dolphin Mother and Child by Todd Jason Baker

Stitch count 247 x 210

When stitched on 32 count Ice Blue Linen (over 2) the design area is 15.4″ by 13.1″

Includes 3/4 stitches

Recommended fabric – 28 count Ice Blue Linen

You can easily order all the floss you need for this pattern here.

You can get the recommended fabric right here.

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SKU: Pat-TJBaker-Dolph Categories: Cross Stitch Patterns by Designer, Todd Jason Baker, Cross Stitch Patterns by Subject, Babies, Animals, Birds and other creatures Tags: canadiana, cross stitch, cross stitch pattern, dolphin, native art, todd jason baker

Dolphin Mother and Child by Todd Jason Baker

Stitch count 247 x 210

When stitched on 32 count Ice Blue Linen (over 2) the design area is 15.4″ by 13.1″

Includes 3/4 stitches

Recommended fabric – 28 count Ice Blue Linen

You can easily order all the floss you need for this pattern here.

You can get the recommended fabric right here.

Dolphin legend of the Shumashu

Long time ago, the creator built a rainbow bridge for the people of an island to come over to the mainland.
Then the creator told them not to look below when crossing the bridge or they would fall. However, many people looked down and fell into the water below.
Those people who fell the creator made into dolphins.
Look for the human features in the bodies of our dolphins

Todd Jason Baker was born in North Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, the grandson of the Chief of the Squamish Nation Band, Chief Khat-la-cha (Chief Simon Baker). His imaginative and unique interpretation of First Nations artwork adapts well to cross stitch.