
If you’re looking to add a little charm to your stitching lineup, you’re in for a treat. I’m offering two completely free hand embroidery designs, each featuring a uniquely delightful mouse. Both designs are in the one PDF file below.


Why You’ll Love These Mice Embroidery Templates
- Beginner-Friendly: Simple lines and a single stitch technique make this an ideal starter project.
- Quick & Relaxing: A satisfying finish in just one cozy afternoon.
- Versatile Display: Perfect for wall hoops, tote bags, or sunny tea towels.
Why Am I Offering This Freebie?
These little characters are part of my mission to spark creativity and make embroidery more approachable. Whether you frame them, gift them, or stitch them onto a tote bag, they’re a sweet way to explore hand embroidery without spending a dime.
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Items needed for this pattern:
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- Fabric: A piece of light-colored cotton or linen works best.
- Embroidery Hoop: A 6-inch hoop is a good size for this project.
- Embroidery Needle: A size 7 or 8 needle is ideal.
- DMC Floss Colors (suggestions below)
- Scissors: Small, sharp embroidery scissors for cutting thread.
- Water-Soluble Fabric Marker: To transfer the pattern onto fabric.
Stitching Details
Stitch Used: The entire design uses back stitch, making it a low-fuss project that still looks polished. Use 2 strands of floss for clean, even lines.
Recommended DMC Color Suggestions
To bring your Mice to life, use shades that work with any decor:
DMC 321 – This would look great as a Redwork project stitched entirely in Red
Or:
DMC 3768 – Dark Gray.
Download your pattern here:
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Tips for Beginners:
- Practice your stitches on a scrap piece of fabric before starting your project.
- Don’t pull your thread too tightly to avoid puckering the fabric.
- Have fun experimenting with colors and stitches—make your mice as vibrant and unique as you like!
If you are looking for some other free patterns to practice backstitching, why not try:
Or you can try my Etsy Store, where I have over 250 patterns available.