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A whitewashed church with a blue dome and an arched bell tower stands above a deep blue sea, a distant sailboat and wheeling gulls filling the sky, while red geraniums bloom in the foreground of this Mediterranean coastal scene. This Seg De Paris printed tapestry canvas presents the design in bold, flat color blocks printed directly on the canvas, in a tall vertical format ready for half cross stitch.

Why this canvas: the white architecture and blue dome create large, high-contrast color blocks that build up quickly; the sea and sky are rendered in simplified bands of blue that are easy to stitch in sequence; the coastal palette of white, blue, and red suits a Mediterranean or travel-inspired room.

Canvas includes: genuine Zweigart 10ct cotton canvas (40 holes/10 cm) pre-printed with the full design for half cross stitch, plus a complete thread reference list covering four DMC thread types — DMC Mouliné, DMC Colbert Wool, DMC Retors Cotton, and DMC Pearl Cotton. Thread, needle, and finishing materials are not included and must be purchased separately.

With the coastal scene already printed on the canvas as a color guide, the stitcher works a single diagonal half cross stitch over each printed square in the shade shown, using the included DMC list to match the whitewashed walls, the blue dome, the sea, and the geraniums.

Finished, the canvas measures 25 x 60 cm (9.84 x 23.62 in); its narrow, elongated format suits a framed vertical wall picture rather than a rug, well suited to a coastal or Mediterranean-themed display.

At the Summit Printed Tapestry Canvas for Half Stitch by Seg De Paris SE950.130

SKU: SE950.130
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