and even weave that is the fabric has the same number and size threads going both crosswise and lengthwise per square inch in order that the proper colored yarn or thread 2 is stitched into the fabric 1 at the proper location a conventional paper pattern 3 is employed as shown in fig2 the paper pattern is similar to graph paper wherein horizontal lines 4 and vertical lines 5 define blocks containing one hundred small squares 6 ten squares horizontally and ten squares vertically some of the squares contain indicia or symbols 7 denoting the different colored threads 2 to be employed in the fabric 1 in the illustrated example the symbol indicates the use of pale blue green u00d7 indicates the use of light green and indicates the use of green those skilled in the art know that these are standard symbols used in embroidery work and that other standard symbols are used for other colors in this example employing the information contained on the paper pattern 3 for using the correct color thread 2 in the precise correct small square in the fabric 1 is a tedious process since the embroiderer is required to select a point along one side of the fabric 1 to start the embroidery work and all subsequent stitches 2 were made in relation to the previous ones by counting the squares 6 in the paper pattern 3 and then threads in the fabric 1 to overcome this tedious process the embroidery fabric of the.