I saw Nosferatu and am, predictably, obsessed. Its a masterpiece of a film, and I keep finding new interviews about Robert Eggers' incredible attention to detail - like the lilacs! Thomas gives Ellen a bouquet of lilacs, she wears them in her hair, Orlok says she smells like them. In the Victorian flower language, lilacs symbolize first love, and were worn by widows to remember their love. Lilacs were also often used at the funerals of young people, or those that had a good spirit & heart. I also just really like them! I knew I wanted to do something Nosferatu inspired for Valentine's Day, but it took a lot of trial & error to get the final pattern. I originally tried some different phrases from the movie, a bouquet of lilacs, and even played around with a full-coverage floral piece like my Midsommar pattern. Then it finally hit me - I could make a sister to last year's The Rest is Confetti pattern! I adapted one of my fonts to match the poster script, and the DMC purples are pulled from the various shades in Ellen's bouquet. Shown on 14 count fabric in a 6" hoop. The pattern is slightly larger than 6" on 14 count fabric, so it will completely fill the hoop. This was originally released to Patrons in February 2025. Find exclusive & time-released patterns, blog posts & more at https://www.patreon.com/TheGloomyGremlin! Shown on 14 count fabric Pattern info: 85 x 85 stitches 14 count: 6 1/8 x 6 1/8 inches (slightly larger than 6 inches so it fully fills the hoop)16 count: 5 3/8 x 5 3/8 inches18 count: 4 3/4 x 4 3/4 inches Colors: DMC 43, 155, 156, 209, 210, 211, 553, 554, 3041, 3042, 3740, 3746, B5200 PDF includes full-page pattern with black background, full-page pattern with white background, and symbol-only pattern with white background. Pattern Keeper compatibility not guaranteed. ❗️The is a digital PDF only, not a physical product. The PDF will be emailed to you once your payment clears. Due to the nature of this product there are no refunds, please order carefully❗️
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