Kitchen Herb Patterns

14 count, stitched over 1 strands

If you're interested in all things botanical, you'll love this collection of kitchen cross stitch patterns and gifts. Up first is our trio of herb kitchen cross stitch patterns designed by Susan Bates. Use these free cross stitch designs as markers on pots or plant tubs, patch them onto a packet of seeds, or just frame them as a pretty set of kitchen cross stitch pictures to hang on your kitchen wall. Simple to stitch, with each motif worked in just a few thread shades, you’ll have a beautiful bunch of herbs in no time! 5 ways to stop fabric fraying How to make your own cross stitch pattern Cross stitch needle size guide Next, we'll be taking you step-by-step through how to make your very own tea cosy, mug hug and coaster adored with your very own kitchen cross stitch pattern. You can get creative and stitch yoru own desigs, or If you’d like to stitch the patterns shown in these projects you can find them in issue 215 of Cross Stitch Crazy magazine (which you can still order as a digital issue). Below you will also find a selection of our favourite kitchen cross stitch patterns, we think you'll find something to suit your kitchen perfectly, or to give as a gift to the foodie in your life. Bring a touch of the outdoors in with these pretty kitchen cross stitch patterns, designed by Susan Bates. They're the perfect excuse to start growing your own window box! Got a windowbox or space on a work surface? Then we’ve got a great excuse for you to grow your own and decorate with these kitchen cross stitch patterns! You should be able to stitch each of these designs in 8 to 10 hours. They're made up of whole cross stitches with some backstitch and French knots. We've stitched ours on to Zweigart 14-count white aida (measuring 18x15cm or 7x6in per design). This design was originally published in Cross Stitch Crazy magazine, issue 189.