One open rose filling the canvas, drawn the way classic flash art draws them: confident dark outlines, saturated reds, leaves with a fine woven texture, three dewdrops sitting on the petals like tiny lenses. At 15 DMC colors this is the friendliest kit in the catalog — long unbroken runs of red and cream, edges the outlines keep crisp, and a finish that reads boldly from across the room rather than dissolving into detail. If it’s a first kit, start here; if it’s a tenth, it’s a fast, satisfying palate-cleanser between epics. Vintage-Americana on the wall, not grandma’s floral.
The chart, measured
Every number on this page is read from this design’s actual manufacturing chart — the same
file the 141×141 symbol canvas is printed from — not estimated for marketing.
| Spec |
Value |
| Canvas |
40 × 40 cm (15.7″ × 15.7″) |
| Grid |
141 × 141 cells |
| Drills |
19,881 round drills (2.8 mm), full-drill coverage |
| Colors |
15 DMC colors, individually bagged |
15 DMC colors over 19,881 drills is a mid-complexity build — enough palette changes to stay interesting, not enough to feel like admin. The workload skews red: 10 of the 15 colors are red steps, covering 38% of the canvas, with DMC 3774 alone accounting for 25% (4,924 drills). 8 accent colors each cover under 1% of the canvas — small bags that carry the highlights, so keep them sorted.
Full DMC palette (15 colors)
Your chart doubles as a shopping list — the complete palette with exact per-color counts:
| DMC code |
Hue |
Drills |
Canvas share |
| DMC 3774 |
pale orange |
4,924 |
24.8% |
| DMC 606 |
red |
4,311 |
21.7% |
| DMC 319 |
deep green |
3,303 |
16.6% |
| DMC 939 |
deep blue |
3,203 |
16.1% |
| DMC 304 |
red |
2,239 |
11.3% |
| DMC 915 |
red |
853 |
4.3% |
| DMC 310 |
deep green |
627 |
3.2% |
| DMC 500 |
deep green |
185 |
0.9% |
| DMC 154 |
deep red |
112 |
0.6% |
| DMC 349 |
red |
64 |
0.3% |
| DMC 3801 |
red |
39 |
0.2% |
| DMC 351 |
red |
15 |
0.1% |
| DMC 150 |
red |
4 |
0.0% |
| DMC 152 |
red |
1 |
0.0% |
| DMC 151 |
pale red |
1 |
0.0% |
Chart-true by construction
The mockup above is rendered drill-by-drill from the finished chart (19,881 cells, 15 colors — the exact numbers in the tables). The design itself was drawn natively on the drill grid by our production design engine, in a real, ledgered Design Jobs run — the exact job and attempt are named in this kit’s provenance record. The engine painted a 200×200 working grid, its pixel lattice was recovered cell-for-cell, and this 141×141 window was copied out whole-cell — no resampling, no padding — with every color mapped to a real DMC code. What you approve is what gets printed. Each kit is made to order —
printed, picked, and packed when you buy, MOQ 1.
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