Girl and Kitten Cross Stitch Pattern PDF – Blue-Eyed Portrait

Girl and Kitten Cross Stitch Pattern — Miradas

Capture a quiet moment between a girl and her kitten with this detailed counted cross stitch portrait. Blue and turquoise eyes stand out against warm brown hair, peach skin tones and the kitten’s cream-and-grey tabby markings. The close-up composition puts both faces at the centre of a square design.

This girl and kitten cross stitch pattern PDF is a substantial full coverage project. It is intended for stitchers who enjoy building shaded portraits from a printed symbol chart, with the exact thread colours and counts supplied in the PDF.

Verified pattern details

• Design size: 200 stitches wide × 200 stitches high.
• Coverage: 40,000 crosses, calculated by summing the counts in the supplied floss key; the total equals the complete 200 × 200 grid.
• Palette: 30 DMC colours.
• Thread: two strands for cross stitches, as specified in the PDF.
• Download: one 15-page PDF.
• Contents: cover preview, 12 numbered colour-symbol chart pages and a two-page DMC floss list.
• Suggested experience: patient intermediate or experienced stitchers comfortable with multi-page counted charts. This is an assessment based on scale and detail, not a difficulty rating printed in the PDF.

Finished stitching size

These dimensions are calculated from the complete chart, assuming one full cross per Aida square. They describe the design only; add the fabric allowance required for handling and your chosen finish.

A finer fabric count makes the portrait smaller but does not reduce the 40,000 charted crosses. Test the intended cloth and thread together before cutting a large piece or ordering a frame.

What you receive

The PDF opens with the design preview and its 200 × 200 dimensions. Pages 2–13 contain the numbered colour-and-symbol chart. Pages 14–15 contain the floss key, with DMC numbers, shade names, symbols and per-colour cross counts. The final shade appears on the second key page, so keep both pages with your working chart.

This listing does not promise a separate monochrome chart, an editable source file, the original PNG artwork or verified compatibility with a specialised stitch-tracking app. The PDF can be viewed using a suitable PDF reader.

Materials to prepare

You will need your own counted fabric, the specified DMC shades, a suitable tapestry needle and any support or finishing materials. The PDF’s two-strand instruction refers to cross stitches; it does not mean using an entire six-strand skein in the needle.

Use the supplied numbers and symbols rather than matching shades from a screen. The palette contains several related browns and peach tones, along with the blue-green shades that define the eyes. Keep similar thread colours labelled throughout the project.

Choose your display

A square frame can showcase the complete portrait. A cushion or hoop image can suggest another finish, but the PDF is a counted cross stitch chart and does not include cushion sewing instructions or physical finishing supplies. Check the full design area and mounting allowance before selecting a display.

Image note: the supplied lifestyle images are illustrative mockups, not photographs of a physically test-stitched sample. A preview extracted from the actual PDF is included in the gallery so you can inspect the chart palette and design appearance separately from the original artwork and mockups.

Digital delivery

This purchase is for one downloadable PDF pattern. After payment is confirmed and WooCommerce grants access, use your account’s Downloads section or the download information provided with your order. No finished embroidery, printed chart, fabric, thread, needle, frame or cushion is shipped.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a beginner mini pattern?

No. The design contains 40,000 full crosses with thirty colours across twelve chart pages. It is better approached as a longer portrait project.

Does full coverage include the background and hair?

Yes. The supplied floss-key total matches the entire 200 × 200 chart rectangle. Follow each symbol, including the lighter areas, rather than treating pale chart squares as unstitched cloth.

Can I change the Aida count?

The table shows calculated sizes for 14, 16 and 18 count when working one cross per square. Choose the count that suits your eyesight and intended finished size, and assess coverage with a sample.

Is this a custom portrait service?

No. You receive the fixed Miradas girl-and-kitten design shown in the actual PDF preview. It is not a conversion of your own photograph.

Plan your portrait project

Read our full coverage portrait planning guide for fabric calculations, facial landmarks, colour organisation and chart-page checks. For more feline designs, browse the cat cross stitch collection.

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