Hey embroidery lovers, get in here! I’ve got two adorable free templates for you — each featuring a sweet little stick-figure girl cuddling her kitten.
Whether you’re new to stitching or just want something simple and heartwarming, these designs are perfect for a quick project or a gift. Both patterns are clean, easy to trace, and totally beginner-friendly!
What’s included:
- Two unique line-art designs (each with its own charm!)
- Ready-to-print templates for your next hoop project
- 100% free — because sharing creativity should be fun!
Grab your favorite thread colors, pop on some music, and enjoy a relaxing stitch session.
This is a great time to try out your new punch needle, some redwork, or just try out a new stitch.
Both of the patterns are incorporated into one PDF file (below).
There is no suggested DMC color palette with these designs because I want you to play around with your own ideas. You can bead it, punch needle, fill it in with satin stitches, just do backstitching, redwork, etc.
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You’ll need some supplies:
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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 above)
- Scissors: Small, sharp embroidery scissors for cutting thread.
- Water-Soluble Fabric Marker: To transfer the pattern onto fabric.
Ready to Stitch?
Download your free pattern below by entering the password. If you don’t know the password, you can get it in your “welcome” email when you subscribe to my email list. I promise I don’t spam! I typically write only one email a week. Sign up below:
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If you’re looking for more free patterns, why not try one of these: Free Patterns – Nana Bumblebee
Or if you don’t like free, you can try my Etsy Store, where I have over 350 patterns available for sale.
