Mindful Embroidery Stitch Your Way to Relaxation with Charming European Street Scenes by Charles Henry and Elin Petronella Blackwork Book This placemat features the asanoha

This placemat features the asanoha motif and floating blossoms

The stitch count is 251w x 251h

The format of many earlier (1860 – 1870) Bristol samplers was similar to how Mary stitched hers: alphabets at the top with motifs at the bottom

even his whiskers are candy corn colors

Mindful Embroidery Stitch Your Way to Relaxation with Charming European Street Scenes by Charles Henry and Elin Petronella Blackwork Book This placemat features the asanohaEscape into the most enchanting cities in the world with just a needle and thread. Charles and Elin's unique architecture themed artwork has taken the growing embroidery community by storm, gathering over 200k followers from around the world. Their street scenes for quaint corners or famous landmarks in romantic cities foster mindfulness as you stitch the straight lines and dwell on thoughts of dreamy travels in the places you are embroidering.