Rain-Soaked Street Bookmark Cross Stitch and 50 similar items

RAIN-SOAKED STREET BOOKMARK CROSS STITCH PATTERN A noir city scene of reflections, neon glow, and midnight tension DIGITAL PDF DOWNLOAD • SINGLE PATTERN ? OWNERSHIP AUTHORIZATION This cross stitch pattern is an original design created by James Daniel, and is offered for sale as a digital good in accordance with Bonanza’s digital goods policy requirements. DIGITAL DOWNLOAD PRICE $3.99 STITCH A CINEMATIC NOIR BOOKMARK Purchase this listing and receive your high-resolution PDF chart for “Rain-Soaked Street.” Overview “Rain-Soaked Street” is a moody, cinematic bookmark design built around deep blacks, blue-grays, and jewel-toned highlights—like neon reflections sliding across wet pavement. The palette blends navy, wedgewood blues, antique blue, violet shadows, and warm tawny accents to create an atmospheric city-night vibe that feels classic noir. Digital pattern only: No fabric, floss, needle, hoop, or finished bookmark is included. Pattern specs Specification Detail Grid size 50 stitches wide 192 stitches high. Design area 3.57" W 13.71" H (50 192 stitches). Approx. stitch count 9,471 stitches total. Thread palette 23 DMC colours (including DMC 310 black, blues, violets, grays, and warm accents). Difficulty Confident beginner to intermediate (full cross stitches with moody shading and color transitions). Recommended fabric 14-count Aida (or similar evenweave); plan for at least ~6" 16" to allow comfortable margins around the 3.57" 13.71" design area. Tip: The dramatic contrast is driven by darker tones (including DMC 310 and deep blues), so a light fabric like white/cream helps the scene read cleanly. DMC colour list This pattern uses the following DMC floss colours (with stitch counts shown for accurate shopping/planning): DMC Colour name Stitches 35 Fuschia – very dark 368 300 Mahogany – very dark 156 304 Christmas red – medium 252 310 Black 2,229 315 Antique mauve – medium dark 231 413 Pewter gray – dark 328 517 Wedgewood – dark 184 550 Violet – very dark 236 666 Christmas red – bright 420 803 Baby blue – ultra very dark 1,729 816 Garnet 453 902 Garnet – very dark 149 939 Navy blue – very dark 1,032 945 Tawny – medium 128 3750 Antique blue – very dark 878 3837 Lavender – ultra dark 371 3865 Winter white 7 3884 Pewter – medium light 63 3886 Plum – very dark 30 3888 Antique violet – medium dark 38 3890 Turquoise – very light bright 115 3891 Turquoise – very dark bright 63 Ecru Ecru 11 What you receive 1 high-resolution PDF chart for the “Rain-Soaked Street” bookmark design. Full colour legend with DMC codes and stitch counts for each thread. Clear gridded layout designed for screen viewing or printing. This listing is for a digital download pattern only, not a finished bookmark. Download access Complete checkout on Bonanza. Open your order confirmation to access your digital download. Download and save the PDF to your device for future use. Bonanza digital goods must be delivered as digital content without requiring buyers to leave the platform. License terms Personal use license This pattern is for personal, non-commercial use only: you may stitch it for yourself and gift finished pieces privately, but the chart may not be shared, redistributed, or resold. FAQ What fabric count is best? 14-count Aida is recommended, but you can also stitch on 16- or 18-count for a smaller finished bookmark. Is this beginner-friendly? It’s approachable for confident beginners, with richer mood and shading that also keeps intermediate stitchers engaged. Can I change the colours? Yes—colour substitutions are welcome, but the original palette is designed to keep the noir atmosphere and wet-street reflections. SEO tags: Rain Soaked Street cross stitch pattern, noir cross stitch, detective noir bookmark, mystery bookmark pattern, crime fiction cross stitch, cinematic cross stitch, dark aesthetic embroidery, PDF cross stitch download, modern bookmark cross stitch, DMC 310 black pattern. Price: $3.99 • Digital PDF download • Single pattern Ready to stitch the street where secrets live?