• 16 count white aida band

• Delphinium blue; Petercham ribbon for backing

• Thread card with anchor stranded cottons and a name label

• 1 wrapped needle

• Instruction sheet with symboled chart and short history of the castle

The site of Dover castle in Kent, overlooking the English Channel, has been strategically important since the Romans built here two thousands years ago.

Our view from the northwest shows the massive square twelfth century keep surrounded by the inner bailey with four of the castle’s fourteen towers. The complex Constable’s gate is on the right.

The building is in the care of English Heritage.