CROSS STITCH GRADUATION PATTERNS FREE

Hello, welcome back to our blog. In the previous article, we shared 50 border cross stitch patterns which you can download for free here. For this article we will share two cross stitch graduation patterns free.

This isn’t the first time we’ve shared a graduation cross stitch project. Previously we shared 2 graduation cross stitch projects inspired by food. You can read the article here.

For the first project in this edition, we got inspiration from ice cream, while the second pattern was inspired by cacti.

The pattern in this project is the second edition of 5 graduation cross stitch patterns that you can download for free here. For more details, let’s move on to the first cross stitch project.

GRADUATION ICE CREAM CROSS STITCH

This first cross stitch pattern sketch is one of the initial sketches we made. Before we can make a cross stitch pattern, we make cross stitch embroidery by tracing this sketch on cross stitch fabric with carbon and then we embroider from the trace. You can watch the video how we made cross stitch without pattern in our Youtube Channel here.

You can see the sketch below is scuffed and dirty. After we were able to make a cross stitch pattern, we also made a pattern from this graduation ice cream sketch.

sketch

This pattern design is in the form of ice cream with a toga-shaped decoration on top. At the bottom of the ice cream is written the words “HAPPY GRADUATION”. This pattern consists of 12 colors. You can download the pattern for FREE here.

After you download the pattern, the next step you have to do is prepare the tools and materials. Please read here for the cross stitch kit article.

 Below are some photos of our first graduation cross stitch  project.

Finished cross stitch

cross stitch graduation patterns free

The front of finished cross stitch

cross stitch graduation patterns free

The back of finished cross stitch

Close up of finished cross stitch

We hope you like this graduation cross stitch. The second project is cactus graduation cross stitch. Let’s move on to the second cross stitch project.

GRADUATION CACTUS CROSS STITCH

The second project we will share is a graduation cactus cross stitch. Just like the first project, this sketch is also an initial sketch that I drew so the sketch is dirty and scuffed as below.

sketch

This pattern design is a cactus in a pot. The cactus is decorated in the form of a toga and also has a medal attached to it. At the bottom of the cactus is written “CONGRATS”. This pattern consists of 13 colors.

You can download the pattern for FREE here. The pattern you download is in jpg format.

Once the tools and materials are ready, the next step is embroidery. For those of you who are still beginners, you can read the article on how to embroider for beginners here. Meanwhile, for those of you who are already skilled, happy embroidery.

In my opinion, when making cross stitch you can improvise according to your creativity. Starting from color selection to the media you use for embroidery.

Below are some photos of the second project’s finished cross stitch.

cross stitch graduation patterns free

Finished cross stitch

cross stitch graduation patterns free

The front of finished cross stitch

The back of finished cross stitch

Close up of finished cross stitch

What do you think about the two cross stitch embroidery above?

We hope you like it. If you don’t have the 1st edition of the graduation cross stitch pattern, please download it for free here.

Apart from the graduate pattern, you can also download the orchid pattern here or download here for the 4th edition of the simple flower cross stitch pattern.

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Hopefully this article is useful and inspires you in your work.

Thank you for visiting

Happy stitching

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