Gin and Tonic Cross Stitch Recipe

The Gin and Tonic (or G&T) originated with the British colonial army in India- quinine (in tonic water) was used to prevent malaria, and soldiers mixed it with gin to make it more palatable. Thus, a life-saving cocktail was born!

Cocktail recipe perfect to stitch and hang above your bar! Designed to pair with other cocktail recipe cross stitch patterns in the shop, or to stand alone as a testament to your drink of choice.

You'll Receive:

After purchase, the files will be sent to your email.

• A downloadable PDF cross stitch pattern (details below)
• Clear instructions and full-color charts
• A design that’s beginner-friendly but enjoyable for experienced stitchers too
• A list of the items included in the pattern

Charts provided includes:

• Symbols over color
• Black and white symbols

If you are new to cross stitch, please download my free Getting Started / Tips and Tricks for Cross Stitch Guide: https://www.sewmariestudio.com/p/tips-and-tricks/

Pattern Size

DESIGN SIZE: 72 x 108 st 

14 ct: 5 x 7.7" (13 x 20 cm) 

16 ct: 4.5 x 7" (11 x 17 cm) 

18 ct: 4 x 6" (10 x 15 cm)

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Terms

Designed by Sew Marie Studio, for personal use only. Do not reproduce or sell this pattern, and do not sell the resulting stitched item.