Free Beach Gnome Cross Stitch Pattern
Here’s a summer treat – a free beach gnome cross stitch pattern. This project is perfect for both beginners and seasoned stitchers looking for a fun summer embroidery project.
The Beach Gnome Pattern
This counted cross stitch pattern features a gonk chilling on the beach, complete with sun shade and bucket and spade. The design is simple, making it an easy project even for beginners. The pattern is available as a printable PDF chart at the bottom of this post, which you can download and start stitching right away.
How to Stitch the Pattern
Stitching this pattern is straightforward. Here’s a step-by-step guide:
- Download the Pattern: First, download the printable PDF chart of the beach gnome pattern. The chart will guide you on where to make your stitches on the fabric.
- Prepare Your Materials: You’ll need DMC embroidery floss in the colours indicated in the pattern, a piece of 14 count fabric, and a size 24 needle.
- Start Stitching: Start at the centre of your fabric. Follow the chart and make your stitches. Each symbol on the chart corresponds to a specific colour of floss.
- Finish Up: Once you’ve completed all the stitches, you can finish your work by framing it or turning it into a decorative item like a pillow or a bag. Check out my 35 Alternatives to framing cross stitch
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Don’t know how I got on to your craftwithcartwright.co.uk sight but I love what you have. Am on vacation now but when I return home I intend on starting one of your patterns…only problem is which one do I choose🥴 other than cross stitching I also quilt and knit. Right now I am knitting a blanket for my granddaughters’ graduation. Oopsie, she just graduated in May so it is going to be a little late. Don’t want to turn you off with my lengthy email but “THANK YOU” so much for making some of your patterns free!
you’re very welcome, great to have you here
If I could down load it I would like it
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