Stitch a vintage teacup and saucer with this free printable cross-stitch pattern. The chart includes DMC floss colors, fabric sizing, and an editable preview before PDF export.
Teacup patterns can become heavy if every shadow is stitched too dark. Let the pale DMC shades do most of the cup body, then use the deeper colors sparingly along the saucer curve and cup interior.
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Source photo by Unknown artist, licensed under CC0 1.0 Universal Public Domain Dedication.
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To stitch this design, you will need a piece of Aida fabric measuring at least 15×15 cm on 16-count Aida. The primary colors featured in this pattern are DMC codes 414, 318, 3072.
It is approachable for a confident beginner. The teacup and saucer have a simple overall shape, while the floral details and soft shadows add enough counting interest for a satisfying project.
The palette includes porcelain whites, soft neutrals, shadow tones, and small floral accents. The exact DMC codes and skein estimates are generated in the pattern key below.
White Aida gives a clean porcelain look, while ivory or oatmeal Aida makes the piece feel warmer and more vintage. Use 14-count Aida for the default 15x15 cm finished size.
The charm of this chart is in the small floral and rim details. Stitch the cup outline first, then work those decorative accents so they stay aligned with the saucer and handle.
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