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Fancy Little Girls 4X4 & Page 1 of 3 DESIGNS BY PETRO - FANCY LITTLE GIRLS 4X4 & 5X7 PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS01 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1008 Yellow 4x4 2 1416 Pewter 60.5x98.4mm 10,197 3 1037 Salmon Pink 4 1052 Carmine 5 1306 Gray 5x7 6 1006 Cream Yellow 110.0x179.0mm 23,480 7 1008 Yellow 8 1179 White 9 1052 Carmine 10 1243 Red 11 1416 Pewter 12 1180 Black PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS02 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Salmon Pink 4x4 2 1328 Carmine 58.6x99.6mm 9,981 3 1140 Gray 4 1011 Cream Yellow 5 1335 Dark Fuchsia 5x7 6 1416 Pewter 103.2x175.4mm 20,384 7 1180 Black PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS03 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1242 Prusian Blue 4x4 2 1037 Salmon Pink 59.3x96.5mm 8,636 3 1161 Gray 4 1078 Lilac 5 1074 Light Lilac 5x7 6 1079 Magenta 103.8x168.8mm 18,351 7 1416 Pewter 8 1180 Black PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS04 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Linen 4x4 2 1179 White 99.8x72.0mm 11,372 3 1436 Khaki 4 1409 Pink 5 1158 Dark Brown2 5x7 6 1334 Red 126.0x174.6mm 23,519 7 1036 Carmine 8 1416 Pewter 9 1180 Black PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS05 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Samlon Pink 4x4 2 1104 Seacrest 55.1x99.5mm 9,917 3 1208 Sky Blue2 4 1007 Yellow 5 1037 Samlon Pink 5x7 6 1138 Khaki 99.4x179.8mm 22,072 7 1118 Sky Blue2 8 1416 Pewter 9 1180 Black Page 2 of 3 DESIGNS BY PETRO - FANCY LITTLE GIRLS 4X4 & 5X7 PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS06 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Salmon Pink 4x4 2 1143 Dark Brown2 56.2x99.2mm 11,602 3 1271 Sky Blue 4 1179 White 5 1100 Sky Blue4 5x7 6 1305 Light Brown 101.2x178.6mm 25,826 7 1123 Lime Green 8 1334 Carmine 9 1416 Pewte 10 1180 Black PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS07 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Salmon Pink 4x4 2 1427 Khaki 51.x99.5mm 10,359 3 1329 Carmine 4 1193 Light Lilac 5 1416 Pewter 5x7 6 1180 Black 93.0x179.4mm 22,628 PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS08 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Salmon Pink 4x4 2 1067 Prussian Blue 56.7x99.3mm 4,819 3 1179 White 4 1304 Gray 5 1026 Dark Fuchsia 5x7 6 1441 Wisteria Violet 92.2x159.4mm 23,497 7 1416 Pewter 8 1180 Black PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS09 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Salmon Pink 4x4 2 1036 Amber Red 58.2x99.4mm 10,505 3 1179 White 4 1105 Sky Blue2 5 1093 Seacrest 5x7 6 1431 Sky Bue 99.0x169.0mm 20,304 7 1416 Pewter 8 1180 Black PETFANCYLITTLEGIRLS10 Marathon Name of color (Pes) Marathon Name of color (Pes) Size Stitches 1 1037 Linen 4x4 2 1158 Pewter 96.5x98.2mm 12,123 3 1032 Samon Pink 4 1227 Light Lilac 5 1034 Carmine 5x7 6 1416 Pewter 113.0x179.4mm 22,950 7 1180 Black Page 3 of 3 DESIGNS BY PETRO - FANCY LITTLE GIRLS 4X4 & 5X7 Thank you for purchasing designs from DesignsbyPetro. Please do not hesitate to contact me if you experience any problems. Happy stitching!! www.designsbypetro.com [email protected] [email protected].
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