Stitch a fresh wildflower wreath with this free printable cross-stitch pattern. Preview the DMC colors, adjust the palette if needed, and export the finished chart as a PDF.
A wreath pattern depends on balance. Count the top, bottom, left, and right anchor points before filling the flowers so the circle stays even inside the square 14-count Aida grid.
Chart generated by StitchBitz, licensed under the StitchBitz Generated Chart License.
Source photo by Hannah Busing, licensed under Unsplash License.
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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 762, 3865, 3072.
Yes. The wreath has repeated flower and leaf shapes with plenty of open space, making it easier to follow than a dense full-coverage floral chart. 14-count Aida keeps the default size comfortable.
The chart uses greens for the foliage, purple and pink tones for the wildflowers, and pale neutrals where the source image needs shading. The exact DMC floss codes are listed in the generated key below.
Yes. A soft ivory, pale blue, or natural linen Aida can make the white negative space feel warmer. Check the preview first so the lightest flower and background stitches still show against your fabric.
The white background is part of the design. On white or ivory Aida, you can let unstitched areas create the open centre and outer breathing room, which keeps the wildflowers light instead of crowded.
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