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Dig Into These Cross Stitch Patterns
Is your green thumb a little on the brown side? Do you love the idea of a growing vegetables but unfortunately do not have the room? Stitch up your own garden instead! You do not need to worry about over or under watering and your flowers will always be in bloom. From traditional to modern, the following garden themed cross stitch patterns will brighten your day and your decor.
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Garden Cat Cross Stitch Pattern for Purchase
Satsuma Street is well known for their bright colors and whimsical patterns. Their cross stitch patterns are reminiscent of Disney artist, Mary Blair with a Scandinavian flair. The pattern, Garden Cat, is true to their fun happy style. This little kitty cat is enjoying the sun and relaxation in the garden,
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My Home is My Garden
Some people feel more at home in their garden than anywhere else. They find peace while digging in the dirt. Home is My Garden is the perfect pattern for those who love getting their hands dirty.
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Under the Sea
Even sea creatures enjoy gardening in their free time. Blackbird designs show off their flair for primitive style with a touch of fun in this pattern entitled Octopus' Garden. Of course the octopus would have a perfect garden since he can multitask so well. Stitch this pattern, along with other sea themes, and turn your home into a beach cabin this season.
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Blessed Be Your Garden
Blackwork is a style of cross stitch that is not only beautiful, but is full of history. The pattern, Blessed Be Your Garden, by Qaryn's Design, is inspired by this type of cross stitch. The color added to it makes the pattern almost look like Craftsman's decor.
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Strawberry Garden Elves
Frimousse has many free cross stitch patterns featuring elves in the garden. Create a whole series for your indoor decor.
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Garden Friends for Life
Kyoko Maurka is well known for fun whimsical cross stitch patterns. They are perfect for kids of all ages. You can stitch an entire scene or separate the pattern for individual pieces.
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Bloom Baby! Bloom!
Lizzie Kate creates upbeat inspiring patterns. Dry lavender from your garden and create a sachet with this bright cross stitch pattern.
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Mouth of the Flower
Stitching Studio created a series of anthropomorphic flora cross stitch patterns that feature a serene woman. If you look closely, you will see that a beautiful butterfly creates her nose and flower petals her lips.
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Happy Gardener
Gazette94 shares their Happy Gardener cross stitch pattern that you can stitch for free. The pattern comes in different color variations. If you don't see one that fits your personality, create your own.
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Organic Garden
Organic farming is huge now. People care about where the food comes from and what is in it. This traditional pattern from Judy Crispens is free for download and celebrates the organic farmer.
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Secret Garden
You have read the book, now create your own secret garden with this Secret Garden cross stitch pattern. It is free to stitch and the perfect project for beginners.
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Castle Garden
This Castle Garden cross stitch pattern is very intricate and stunning. It would be a great year long project. If you look very closely at the details, you will see a beautiful garden come to life.
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Watering Can
If you are looking for a bright and colorful garden themed cross stitch pattern, look no further than this vibrant Water Can. This pattern just calls for you to drop everything and enjoy your garden.
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Garden Fairy
Next to gnomes, fairies are known for fluttering around gardens. This Garden Fairy looks happy and content hanging out under a flower, enjoying her day.
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Grow Garden Grow!
Waiting for a garden to grow can be frustrating. Instead of yelling at the plants, why not stitch up this Grow Garden Grow pattern. Cross stitching this pattern will give you something to do while you wait for your garden to bloom.
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Bloom Where You Are Planted
Cross stitch this free Bloom Where You are Planted bookmark for your favorite gardener. It will make a perfect gift when paired with their favorite gardening book.
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Pink Poppies
Every garden needs a mix of flowers. This Pink Poppies pattern could pass for a watercolor painting. This pattern would look stunning displayed in a Victorian sunroom.
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