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Cross stitch patterns

Explore a collection where pixel art meets cross stitch!
Inspired by cozy games and fantasy worlds, these patterns are made to bring a bit of magic to your hoop. 🧵🐉Each design is delivered as a digital PDF straight to your email. 💌

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Cross stitch magnet kits

Everything you need to start stitching — in one little box.
Each kit includes the pattern, threads, needle, and materials to create your own cross stitch magnet. Perfect for beginners or as a thoughtful handmade gift. 🌿

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Jessica“Clear instructions, great picture.
My Zelda-loving kid loved the bookmark I made with the pattern.”

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Sarah“I love the Vulpix pattern!
I did it as a gift for my partner and I'm so happy with how it turned out. It's very easy to read and well made, love it!”

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Lis“Very simple to do and so cute.
I substituted some colors since I was lazy to go out to buy the exact one.”

🧵 What’s inside your DIY kit

- Pre-cut plastic Aida fabric
- One or two magnets
- Felt for the back
- Size 7 embroidery needle
- DMC embroidery threads🧩 The cross stitch pattern is available by scanning the QR code included in your kit.
If you encounter any issue, send me a message 💌⏳ Estimated time: about 3 hours — perfect for a cozy afternoon with some chill (or epic!) music 🎶

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✂️ Step 1 — Follow the Pattern on the Aida Canvas

Look at the legend on your model to match each colour to its section.
I usually stitch left to right and top to bottom.Counting is key 🧮 — make sure you start your pattern in the right place so it fits perfectly on the canvas.- Each DMC strand has 6 threads → use 2 strands for your stitches.
- Thread your needle and make a small triple or quadruple knot at one end.

Source: Cloudsfactory — Learn to Cross Stitch

🎨 Several Stitches in a Row

Work a line of half-stitches in one direction, then cross them on the way back.

✂️ Step 2 — Trim the Excess Canvas

Once your stitching is complete, use scissors ✂️ to carefully cut away the extra Aida around your design.
Keep a small border to protect your stitches.

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💖 Step 3 — Sew the Felt on the Back

Place your magnet 🧲 in the center of the felt.
With a single thread of colour (I used 3799), make a running stitch all around the design.Stop before closing it completely — slip the two magnets inside, then finish the stitches to close the seam.

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✂️ Step 4 — Cut the Excess Felt

Trim the extra felt carefully so you don’t cut your running stitches.

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