Crimson Rosella

quality counted cross stitch design kit

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BRD1001
member of the
Australian Native Birdlife Series
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Cross Stitch Kit
$44.00
Australian dollars $AUD
(postage included in price)

Design Size at 18 Count
139 x 170 stitches ~ 8″ x 9 1/2″ or 20cm x 24cm
PRODUCT DETAILS
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Peering through the gum leaves, this cheeky Crimson Rosella is found hidden amongst the foliage, enjoying his breakfast of seeds & nuts.
With only minimal backstitching (the beak), this delightful design of the Crimson Rosella is a bright & cheerful portrayal of one of Australia’s most friendly birds.
~ first released 2001
What is inside this Brendamor kit?
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  • 18 count white Aida fabric
  • generous supply of quality DMC embroidery threads, pre-sorted & carded for your convenience
  • 2 thread cards clearly marked with design symbols
  • tapestry needle
  • large A2 size design chart
  • A4 size instructions sheet & colour picture of completed design on front cover of kit.
  • resealable clear plastic bag to store kit in
INTERESTING FACTS
CRIMSON ROSELLA (Platycercus elegans)
One of Australia’s most familiar native parrots, the Crimson Rosella is a regular visitor to many parks & gardens along the east & southern coasts of Australia.
brd1001fact1.jpgNesting mainly is eucalypt & woodland areas, the medium to large sized member of the rosella family is also known as the Mountain Lowry.
A colourful red parrot with a broad tail & distinctive blue cheek patches, the Crimson Rosella breeds from September to January & will nest in the cavity of tall eucalypt trees, where it will lay between five to eight white rounded eggs.
Often found in pairs or small groups, the Crimson Rosella is known to quietly forage on the ground or in trees for seeds & fruits.
Though generally friendly to humans, Crimson Rosellas can become aggressive to each other while feeding except when a King Parrot is present.

 

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