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The Circle of Love Wedding Day Keepsake will make a unique, one of a kind record of your wedding day or the wedding day of someone near and dear to your heart. The art of counted cross-stitch is used to make this "Circle of Love" wedding day keepsake. This beautiful keepsake features an eternal circle of hearts and flowers with the initial of the last name of the bride and groom in the middle of the circle. The bride's name, groom's name and the date of their wedding are embroidered below the circle.

The Circle of Love wedding day keepsake fits nicely in a 5×7 frame (13 cm x 18 cm) or in an 8×10 matted frame (20 cm x 25 cm). It can also be paired in a 5x7 hinged frame with a favorite photo of that special day or with your wedding invitation. NOTE, the frame is NOT included, it is for display purposes only. The keepsake is backed with interfacing and it comes ready for you to put in your own special frame.

This is a Custom Order or Made to Order item. Please contact me and place your order four to six weeks before the date you need it. You may be able to get this before the date you require it depending on the amount of orders received. Please provide the following information: (1) The initial of the last name of the happy couple. (2) The bride's name and groom's name. (3) The date of the wedding. PLEASE verify spelling and date before submitting your order.

A non-refundable 50% deposit is required for this order. Please use the "contact seller" link under the "seller's information" so that we may discuss your order. I will send an invoice for the non-refundable deposit and work will start after receipt of deposit. At completion, I will send another invoice for the balance and your order will be shipped after receiving payment.

Custom or made-to-order items are not refundable.

White 14 count aida fabric. Embroidery thread in colors or green, blue and shades of pink.

Method: Counted cross-stitch is a time consuming art of embroidering tiny x-shaped stitches over a fabric with a square weave. Each square is counted and certain squares are embroidered with colorful embroidery thread to form the pattern. The precise counting of each square prevents the pattern from being off centered and lopsided.