Free Blue Enamel Kettle Cross-Stitch Pattern with DMC Codes

Stitch a charming blue enamel kettle with this free printable cross-stitch pattern. The chart includes DMC floss colors, fabric sizing, and an editable preview before you export the finished PDF.

Keeping the enamel shine readable

Enamelware depends on highlight placement. Work the lightest blue and white stitches around the kettle's curved shoulder first, then fill the deeper cobalt areas around them so the metal reads as glossy rather than flat.

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What You'll Need

To stitch this design, you will need a piece of Aida fabric measuring at least 15×15 cm on 16-count Aida. The full DMC floss palette for this chart uses 24 colors:

DMC 415
DMC 927
DMC 3072
DMC 648
DMC 647
DMC 644
DMC 610
DMC 731
DMC 3051
DMC 935
DMC 934
DMC 310
DMC 3761
DMC 645
DMC 3755
DMC 518
DMC 924
DMC 3750
DMC 312
DMC 311
DMC 3799
DMC 820
DMC 3842
DMC 844

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this blue enamel kettle cross-stitch pattern beginner-friendly?

Yes. The kettle shape is clear and the palette is mostly grouped into blue, cream, and warm gold areas. 14-count Aida keeps the grid easy to follow while still leaving enough room for the trim details.

Which DMC colors are used for the kettle?

Expect deep and mid blues for the enamel, pale highlights for the shine, and warm yellows or browns for the gold accents. The exact DMC floss codes and skein estimates appear in the generated key below.

What can I make with a kitchen cross-stitch chart like this?

A blue kettle motif works well as framed kitchen art, a tea nook decoration, or a small panel for a recipe binder cover. On 14-count Aida the 15x15 cm format is compact enough for a hoop or simple square frame.

94 × 94
Grid Size: 15×15 cm on 16-count Aida
Fabric Size: advanced
Difficulty

Stitching gold trim without metallic thread

The chart uses warm DMC yellows and browns to suggest gold edging. If you want a brighter finish, reserve one strand of metallic floss for small accents only; using it across the whole rim can overpower the blue enamel body.

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