Free Robin Nest Cross-Stitch Pattern with Blue Eggs
Stitch four bright blue eggs with this free robin egg cross stitch pattern. Preview the DMC colours, refine the leafy nest, and export a printable PDF.
Stitch four bright blue eggs with this free robin egg cross stitch pattern. Preview the DMC colours, refine the leafy nest, and export a printable PDF.
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Source photo by Peter Cooper Jr., licensed under CC0 1.0.
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Learn how to choose a photo and pattern settingsTo stitch this design, you will need a piece of Aida fabric measuring at least 15×15 cm on 14-count Aida. The full DMC floss palette for this chart uses 16 colors:
The smooth blue eggs make excellent counting landmarks, while the twigs and overlapping leaves introduce more detailed colour changes. It is best suited to an intermediate stitcher on 14-count Aida.
The generator selects turquoise and blue-green DMC shades for the eggs, surrounded by natural browns, tans, and leafy greens. The finished legend lists the exact codes.
Yes. You can clean up busy leaf or twig areas in the editor, then export the completed bird nest chart as a printable symbol PDF.
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