Bunny and Egg Cross Stitch Patterns

I love little cross-stitch motifs for holidays. They’re fun to stitch and great to use in little frames, on greeting cards, or stitched onto linens for the table.

These Easter cross stitch motifs from the Feathered Nest are super cute. These little bunnies and Easter eggs are great stitched as they are, but you could make them in any pastel colors you like.

They fit on a three-inch square piece of cross-stitch fabric, or you can stitch them all together into a little sampler.

[Photo: Feathered Nest.]

Looking for more Easter themed Cross Stitch Patterns and Charts? Check these out on Etsy.

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Mini Easter Cross Stitch Patterns – Explore a charming array of Mini Easter Cross Stitch Patterns, offering petite designs that bring a touch of cuteness and elegance to your Easter crafts and decorations

Easter Word Art Cross Stitch Patterns – Add a splash of color and inspiration to your Easter crafts with Easter Word Art Cross Stitch Patterns, featuring vibrant designs and meaningful phrases to elevate your creations

Easter Bunny Cross Stitch Patterns – Celebrate the season with an enchanting collection of Easter Bunny Cross Stitch Patterns, capturing the adorable charm of bunnies and adding a delightful touch to your Easter-themed crafts

Religious Easter Cross Stitch Patterns – Deepen your spiritual connection with Religious Easter Cross Stitch Patterns, allowing you to express your faith through intricately designed crosses, biblical verses, and sacred symbols

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Mini Easter Cross Stitch Patterns

One of the fun things about cross stitch is all the different surfaces you can stitch on. Of course regular cross stitch fabric is the most common, you can stitch on anything with holes (and even sometimes on things without holes, if you use water soluble cross stitch fabric.

An option that has become more popular with the widespread availability of laser cutting machines is wooden blanks, which are often cut in shape to be bookmarks, holiday ornaments or other simple shapes. They can be keychains, picture frames or necklaces.

(While not wooden I even have a stitchable journal that I cross-stitched on.)

Stitching on wood or heavy card stock isn’t the same as stitching with regular cross stitch fabric, so Craft with Cartwright wrote a post about how best to work with these wooden blanks.

The main thing to know is that you don’t need a sharp needle because the holes are drilled. She also has tips on how to manage your thread (she recommends one strand of embroidery floss folded in half) and finish your project if you need help with that.

Check out the post at Craft with Cartwright for tons of tips and ideas for working with wooden blanks.

Ready to try it out for yourself? You can get rectangular pieces your could mount to a journal yourself from Toms New Old Things.

Fiore Designs has square blanks that come in different sizes and colors for your crafting needs. I am putting some stamp shaped blanks from Lunari Woods on my wish list (they also have gift tags in different sizes and colors).

You can get stitchable keychains from Millions of Stitches, circles from Geniuses of Wood, baubles from Pip and Chip and Christmas ornament shapes from Happy Stitching Time to name just a few.

Have you ever stitched on a wooden blank? I’d love to hear any tips you have!

[Photo: Craft with Cartwright]

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