Baby cross stitch patterns

Now you can find out what gender the baby is before birth, you don't even need to wait until the child is born before starting to stitch! Add the baby's details, stitch a matching card and your gift can be ready almost as soon as the mother and baby are home from hospital.

My first attempt at designing was to create motifs for my daughter's cross stitch baby sampler. As she was no longer a baby, in fact she was already at school, I wanted to add things that were important to her, including her pet rabbit. Danny was a Blue Dutch and I couldn't find a pattern of that type of bunny anywhere, so decided to create my own. It was at this point that I realised I loved the design process as much as I did the stitching.

Below you will find my first two baby cross stitch patterns if, however, you would like more to choose from, you might like to visit everythingcrossstitch.com who have a great selection.

Welcome Baby Sampler

I like to keep in mind that the child is not going to be a baby for long and may not appreciate bibs and bootees when he or she is school age.

However, a teddy bear is often a child's favourite toy for many years, and even girls can enjoy a ride on a rocking horse pretending to rope cattle on a ranch.

So I featured both of these toys on this lace look baby sampler which can be supplied with pink, blue or lilac threads.

Worked in whole cross stitch and backstitch this is one of those quick to stitch baby cross stitch patterns.

Design size: 7.5 x 13.25 inches on 14 count (use our handy calculator if you want to use a different fabric count)

Downloadable Chart £3.50

Please call 01529 461056 to order complete kit at £18.99 (choice of blue, pink, or lilac threads).

Rocking Horse

Design size: 4 x 4 inches

downloadable chart £2.00

Please call 01529 461056 to order complete kit at £4.99 (pink or blue threads).

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