Exclusive Ribbon Wreath Cross Stitch Pattern
Today I’m sharing with you a fun chart that has brought me so much joy – a exclusive ribbon wreath cross stitch pattern. As part of a series of co-ordinating Christmas charts. Download the printable pdf here.

Pattern Dimensions
- 61 x 61 stitches
- 4.36 x 4.36 inches
Download the exclusive Ribbon Wreath Cross Stitch Pattern here
Getting Started
Before we dive into the details, let’s gather our materials. You’ll need:
- Cross Stitch Fabric: Choose a fabric with a suitable thread count for cross stitching. I opted for a neutral tone 14 count aida to let the vibrant ribbons pop.
- Embroidery Floss: I perfer to use DMC
- Embroidery Hoop: This will keep your fabric taut and make stitching more comfortable.
- Embroidery Needle: Choose a size 24 if stitching on 14 count.
Step-by-Step Guide
- Prepare Your Fabric: Start by securing your fabric in the embroidery hoop. Make sure it’s tight, like the skin of a drum, for smooth stitching.
- Thread Your Needle: Separate your embroidery floss into individual strands. Use one stand folded to start with a loop to secure.
- Find the centre: look at the black arrows which indicate the centre of the pattern.
- Add the next colour: work all one colour before switching to the next.
- Finishing Touches: Once you’ve completed the wreath, step back and admire your handiwork. Consider adding a date or personalising it with initials.
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