Pokémon Cross Stitch: Bring your favorite Pokémon to life with over 50 cute cross stitch patterns

Product Information

These were made as a request over on the SpriteStitch forums, and are pride of place on my xmas tree every year! To celebrate this awe-inspiring franchise, we have round up our favourite Pokemon cross stitch from a whole host of amazing creators. We’ve compiled all 5 of Servotron’s patterns and an additional 6 and 7th generations by Shadow_Nova, showing the first 7 generations of Pokemon in the generation 5 Pokemon sprites. To help in your training, the book starts with a how-to guide to understanding cross stitch charts, then explains and demonstrates the simple techniques needed to stitch the Pokémon.

We have some great guides like where to find super large aida, how to tackle epic cross stitches, cross stitch gridding techniques and how to keep up motivation when tackling epic cross stitches. Whether you’re a seasoned cross-stitcher or just starting out, there’s sure to be a pattern that will catch your eye in the list that we are about to present. This completed cross stitch would look amazing on the wall of anyone who is a big 1st gen Pokemon fan, we promise they will love it. Japan, United States, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Singapore, Malaysia, Philippines, India, Indonesia, United Kingdom, Spain, Germany, Italy, France, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. Katie runs her jewellery business, Ophelia Jewellery Art, on Etsy, where she sells beautiful resin-pressed flower earrings.

I’m thinking stitching it on 14 count would mean the finished piece would be quite large but I’m worried about losing too much detail by using a higher count fabric. Author Maria Diaz is one of the world's best-loved cross stitch designers, and has used all her skill and experience to bring Pokémon to life in cross stitch for stitcher's everywhere to enjoy. When she’s not crafting, she’s usually fuelling her Harry Potter addiction with a Sunday film marathon and a couple of butter beers!

Before I get started, I must mention that there are some alternatives available, Makibird-Stitching on DeviantArt has created some spiffing patterns that you can download for personal use.A total of 36 new designs* for Pokémon shirts, including Bulbasaur, Charmander and Squirtle, will be added to the 151 Pokémon patterns that appear in Pokémon Red and Blue. If you’re after just patterns we have plenty of those too, check out our huge collection of free cross stitch patterns, from a range of talented designers. If you’re on a Mac, you can open the file in Preview, select ‘Duplicate’ and then change the file format to JPG. This adorable stitch is perfect for any fans of both the old-school Pokemon right up to the newer gen. This cross stitch contains Pokemon from gen 1-7, and you can stitch them as you wish, whether you keep them all together on one large Aida, or you use them individually, the possibilities are endless!

A must-have for any pokemon fan, this adorable counted cross stitch pattern is available as a digital download which you will receive within 24hrs, so you can get started straight away. The original pokemon, Pika had to be included on this list a few times as the OG Pokemon, you can't really get more iconic. On the one hand, cross-stitching is a relaxing and rewarding hobby that involves creating intricate designs by stitching small X-shaped stitches onto a piece of fabric.

Another Pokemon stitch worth the epic tag, this circle uses recolored sprites, arranged in a circle, forming all 151 original pokemon, made from an official Pokemon image. From Dress Shirts that you can use in business settings, to Casual and Polo Shirts that you can wear on a regular basis, to relaxing Hawaiian Shirts for a laid-back vacation.

Then you'll love this Pokemon cross stitch pattern, it contains all of the Pokemon Gen I favourites, and it will be a nice big project to get stuck into. In this kit, you'll receive everything you need to make the design including a counted chart, 14 count Aida, DMC thread, needle and how-to guide. Not only is it one of the best-loved franchises out there, but there’s so much to choose to stitch, and so many in-jokes!All credit to HardcodeEskimoKisses who created the pattern, although the above is stitched by StitchPlease.