Free Cute Animal Cross Stitch Patterns

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Continuing with my leaf series, I’ve got a new plant-inspired cross stitch pattern for you this month!

Every month, I’m sharing new cross stitch patterns created by me. May 1st patterns always hold a special significance because it’s also my birthday, so I like to save a good one for ya! I love this one in particular, inspired by one of my current obsessions: houseplants (and the shelves they sit on).

This time, I’ve got a little bit more of a complex pattern for you by adding backstitches for the cactus needles/spines. There aren’t too many of them and the pattern is still great if you don’t feel like doing them, but I think they add something special, so I couldn’t avoid including them. It’s also on the larger side if you use 14 Aida fabric, but if you need it to fit into a smaller hoop, you can always choose to work on 16 or 18 count fabric instead (same image, but just a smaller overall pattern). Grab your pattern using the button below to get to the pattern library!

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About these Cactuses… Cacti? Cross Stitch Patterns

Patterns
  • Designed for 14 count Aida
  • Full counted cross stitches AND back stitches
  • DMC floss colors: 25
  • Size: approximately 7.1 in. x 6.4 in.

How to use the library:

Just type in your name and the email address you subscribed with in the box on the library homepage, and it will pass you through to the library of this pattern and all other free patterns I’ve shared on the blog before. If you are new to subscribing or haven’t been able to get access, it’s likely because you still need to confirm your subscription (every signup has a confirmation email and it’s REQUIRED you confirm to add you to my list… if you haven’t seen it, check your spam folder!).

Don’t forget to pin this if you like it, and feel free to hit up the rest of the cross stitch library to see sneak peeks of all 2020 patterns coming up! I’d love to hear suggestions on new patterns that you’d like to see, so you can leave a comment here or on Instagram (be sure to tag me if you create one of my patterns, too!).

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Calling all animal-lovers, these patterns are for you. Take your pick from the patterns below, then hoop up!

Free Cute Animal Cross Stitch Patterns Pattern

1. Boho Bird

Cute Animal Cross Stitch Patterns Free

This mixed-media hoop is a fun project for anyone looking to bring some color and texture to your stitching. Learn how to add beads and buttons for extra flair.

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2. Cats Embroidery Pattern

Embrace your inner cat lady with this puuurrrr-fect pattern. All four motifs come as part of this pattern, so you can mix and match however you want.

3. Foxes Embroidery Pattern

The symmetry in this pattern give it a clean and elegant look, so you can think outside the hoop. Here’s an idea: stitch it onto some napkins or a table runner for your holiday tablescape!

Wild Animal Cross Stitch Patterns

4. Circus Cross-stitch Pattern

Can’t decide on one animal? Fear not— this pattern brings together a zebra, giraffe, elephant, bear and seal in a delightful circus themed cross-stitch. It’s a project any new comer to those little X’s would be proud of making!

Baby Animals Cross Stitch Patterns

5. Abel the Stitch Explorer Pattern

You can’t get any cuter than this pattern. It’s also a great way to flex your skills, as there are soooo many stitches included, like French knots, blanket stitch and chain stitch – just to name a few.

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