Miranda by John William Waterhouse, painted in 1916, captures a poignant moment from William Shakespeare's play The Tempest. In this artwork, Miranda, the daughter of Prospero, is depicted as a young woman who embodies innocence and curiosity.

The painting features Miranda standing on a rocky shore, gazing intently at the shipwrecked Ferdinand, whom she has just encountered. She is portrayed in a flowing, light-colored dress that reflects her purity and gentle nature.

Cross Stitch Chart includes:

✔️ A cover page
✔️ Easy instructions
✔️ A thread material list
✔️ Thread lengths page
✔️ COLOR chart with easy clear symbols.

We only use full stitches unless otherwise stated.

Cross Stitch Pattern adapted from amazing artworks, by The Art of Stitch since 2006.