Teal Tempest Conversion
| TW’s original “Tempest” | My teal conversion |
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Please use this table in conjunction with the free “‘Tempest’ in a Teacup” pattern by Teresa Wentzler. Permission has been granted by Ms. Wentzler to share this conversion in conjunction with her design. If you have any comments or questions about my “Tempest” conversion, please send an email to blondelibrarian (at) gmail.com. Happy Stitching!
| Symbol | DMC | Anchor | Tempest “Part” |
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554/799 | 97/136 | Wing Spines & Border |
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553/798 | 98/131 | Wing Spines |
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552/797 | 99/132 | Wing Spines |
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964 | 1092 | Body |
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3813/959 | 875/185 | Body & My Border* |
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992/958 | 1072/187 | Body |
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3812/991 | 188/1076 | Body |
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762 | 234 | Wing Webs |
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415 | 398 | Wing Webs |
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762/415 | 234/398 | Border |
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318 | 399 | Wing Webs & Border |
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414 | 235 | Wing Webs |
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white | white | Teacup & Saucer |
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762 | 234 | Teacup & Saucer |
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415/3042 | 398/869 | Teacup & Saucer |
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318/3041 | 399/870 | Teacup & Saucer |
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414/991 | 235/1076 | Eyes |
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414 | 235 | Nose |
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316 (745 flower middle) | 1017 (293 flower middle) | Teacup Flowers |
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315 (744 flower middle) | 1014 (301 flower middle) | Teacup Flowers |
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553/798 | 98/131 | Steam Clouds |
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552/797 | 99/132 | Steam Clouds |
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318 | 399 | Steam Clouds |
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414 | 235 | Steam Clouds |
| DMC | Anchor | Tempest “Part” |
| 414 | 235 | Teacup & Saucer (except “Tempest” Lettering) |
| 3799 | 235 | All gray on dragon; border, tendrils on dragon’s head, eyes, and nose; “Tempest” Lettering |
| 552 | 99 | All blue/purple excluding border |
| 991 | 1076 | All teal excluding border |
| 762 | 234 | Steam straight stitch |
| * Notes on My Version | ||
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| My version of “Tempest” was stitched using a mixture of DMC and Anchor floss. If you stitch yours with only one brand or the other it will probably look slightly different. | ||
| DMC | Anchor | Tempest “Part” |
| 3799 | 236 | All Backstitch except straight stitch |
| 3813/959 | 875/185 | My Border is the same as the “open heart” symbol, not the double period. |
Last updated: 08 October 2007