Cross stitch patterns
Work step by step with a clear counted grid, symbols and colours. Suitable for beginners and experienced cross stitchers.
Buy an embroidery pattern and start straight away. Discover more than 125 digital patterns from independent designers. Choose the embroidery style that suits you, or use the filters to browse by skill level, theme, language and designer.
Work step by step with a clear counted grid, symbols and colours. Suitable for beginners and experienced cross stitchers.
Choose a creative design with more freedom to use your own stitches, colours and details.
Buy an embroidery pattern and start planning your project straight away. Discover more than 125 digital designs from independent designers, including cross stitch patterns and hand embroidery patterns.






































At Stitchonomy you can explore more than 125 paid embroidery patterns from independent designers. Choose a clearly charted cross stitch pattern or a creative hand-embroidery design. After a successful purchase, the digital files listed on the product page are available to download, so you can select your preferred fabric and thread.
Do you enjoy following a counted chart step by step, or working more freely with lines and different stitches? Use the filters for technique, skill level, theme, instruction language and designer to find an embroidery pattern that fits your next project.
You receive the digital pattern files and project information listed on that product page. The included instructions, colour lists, chart formats and language can vary by designer, so check the product details before ordering.
Yes. After a successful payment, the available digital files can be downloaded from the order confirmation and your account, so you can gather your materials and begin.
With cross stitch patterns, you follow a counted grid with symbols and colours. Hand embroidery patterns often give you more freedom to combine stitches, lines and details.
Yes. Use the skill-level filter to find a design that suits your experience. A small pattern with fewer colours and clear areas is usually a comfortable first project.
You will usually need embroidery fabric, thread, a suitable needle, a hoop and scissors. Check the recommendations for the specific pattern, or choose a complete embroidery kit if you prefer coordinated materials.

“I usually use digital patterns, so I can open them straight away on my phone or print them at a size that feels comfortable. For larger projects I prefer a printed chart, because it makes it easy to mark my progress.”

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