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A hilltop village of stone houses and terracotta roofs rises above rolling lavender fields in this Seg De Paris printed tapestry canvas, its bell tower and cypress trees standing out against green hills and a soft blue sky. Neat rows of lavender lead the eye up through the countryside toward the cluster of sunlit rooftops, capturing a classic view of a southern French hill village.

Why this canvas: the printed design gives stitchers a clear visual guide; the canvas-only format lets crafters choose their preferred thread palette; the finished project works well as decorative handmade wall art.

Canvas includes: a genuine Zweigart 10ct cotton canvas (40 holes/10 cm) with the village and lavender fields pre-printed in full color as a half cross stitch guide, along with a complete thread reference list covering every shade needed across the four DMC thread types Seg De Paris works with: Mouliné, Colbert Wool, Retors Cotton, and Pearl Cotton. Thread, needle, and finishing materials are not included and must be purchased separately.

Half-stitch needlepoint is worked directly on the printed canvas, following the color areas and building the design with diagonal stitches until the full motif is covered.

Finished, the canvas measures 45 x 60 cm (17.72 x 23.62 in), a size that suits a framed picture or cushion front, and its warm Provençal palette makes it an appealing choice for a country kitchen, hallway, or any space with a French countryside theme.

Provencal Citadel Printed Tapestry Canvas for Half Stitch by Seg De Paris SE929.657

SKU: SE929.657
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