Boston Needleworks & Scrapbooking

South Dakota designated the Chinese ring-necked pheasant as state bird in 1943. The ring-necked pheasant is also featured on the South Dakota state quarter.

The pasque flower (or pasqueflower) was designated the official state flower of South Dakota in 1903. Also called the May Day flower, prairie crocus, wind flower, Easter flower and meadow anemone, the pasque is one of the first flowers to bloom in the spring (often before the late winter snows have thawed).

Pasque is a tallgrass prairie flower and grows wild throughout South Dakota. The pasque flower is member of the buttercup family and is highly toxic (pasque flowers were used as a medicine by native Americans for centuries).

The approximate design size using 18 count fabric is 7.56" x 11.56".  Stitch count is 136 x 208.

What you receive:

A multi-page full color pattern.
A DMC floss number and color list.
A floss usage report indicating the number of skeins of each color required to work the pattern.
A color picture of the design for reference.
Floss and fabric not included.