Capture the enchanting beauty and rich cultural heritage of the Philippines with "The Philippine Tarsier Cross Stitch Pattern". Celebrated as one of the world's smallest and most endearing primates, this unique design transforms the iconic tarsier into a vibrant masterpiece of folk art. 

Perfect for intermediate to advanced stitchers, this pattern offers a joyful, color-rich crafting experience that doubles as a stunning piece of cultural decor once completed.

To stitch the Philippine Tarsier is to weave yourself into a grand evolutionary story. This pattern doesn't just depict a cute animal; it honors a creature of profound scientific, historical, and cultural value.

Product Details

🛒 Product ID: XS-2026001

📁 Format: .pdf (Portable Document Format)

💾 Tracker App Compatibility: Pattern Keeper

⏬ Availability: Instant digital download (no physical item)

📏 Print Dimensions: 

✓ US Letter (8.5 x 11 inches | 215.9 × 279.4 cm)

⚙ Features: 

✓ Finished Size: 28.57" x 16.07" (72.60cm x 40.80cm)

✓ Stitch Count: 400h x 225w

✓ Fabric Type: 14-Count White Aida

✓ Thread Brand: DMC (Using 2 strands)

✓ Total Colors: 15

✓ Design Style: Modern Folk Art / Tropical Tribal

Key Features & Maker-Friendly Layout

✨ Pattern Keeper Compatible:

Skip the hassle of paper tracking! This chart is fully optimized for the "Pattern Keeper app", allowing you to effortlessly track, highlight, and zoom in on your progress on any wide-screen device.

✨ Scannable Layout:

The design is systematically broken down into "21 easy-to-read chart blocks" arranged left-to-right and top-to-bottom. Grayed-out overlap lines ensure you never lose your place when moving between pages.

✨ Detailed Thread Key:

Includes a comprehensive legend listing exact DMC codes, symbols, strand counts, and estimated skein requirements (featuring major colors like DMC 10 for deep accents and DMC 725 for warm tropical highlights).

✨ Stitching Tip for Best Results:

To capture the clean, illustrative aesthetic of the original design, ensure a uniform stitch direction across the entire canvas and use a standard cross-stitch hoop or frame to keep tension uniform. Gridding your fabric in 10x10 blocks will save your eyes when navigating the detailed borders!