Quiet Geometry: Stitching Structure into Color
In the world of counted stitch, geometry becomes a language of stillness. Each motif is a quiet structure—precise, symmetrical, and open to interpretation. This free pattern set invites you to explore that language through six designs, each composed of four 17×17 count motifs arranged in thoughtful harmony.
When stitched on 18-count Aida, a single motif measures approximately 2.5 cm, making these patterns ideal for small compositions, modular arrangements, or delicate embellishments. Though designed for single-color stitching, the creative possibilities are endless. Choose a thread that speaks to you—deep green, soft teal, classic black—and pair it with a fabric that enhances its mood. The contrast between thread and cloth becomes part of the design itself.
These motifs are highly adaptable. You can scale them by changing fabric count, or combine multiple designs to create larger, more intricate works. Whether used for ornaments, framed pieces, or textile accents, each pattern offers a refined canvas for your imagination.
As you stitch, pay close attention to technique: ensure that the top thread of each cross slants consistently when viewed from the front. This subtle discipline brings cohesion and elegance to your finished piece.
You are welcome to sell finished items created using these patterns. We encourage you to adapt, combine, and reinterpret them into original works that reflect your unique artistic vision.
However, redistribution or resale of the pattern files themselves—whether digital or printed—is strictly prohibited.
The Pattern size
1 DMC colors
Stitch Count : 17(w) x 17(h)
14 ct : 3.09 x 3.09 cm--1.21 x 1.21 inch
16 ct : 2.70 x 2.70 cm--1.06 x 1.06 inch
18 ct : 2.40 x 2.40 cm--0.94 x 0.94 inch
- no back stitch
This design has a mix of diagonal and straight stitches. Before you start stitching, consider which direction is easiest to stitch in.
Counted Stitch Pattern sq09
Delicate petals radiate from a central cross, forming a stylized floral motif. Green thread brings freshness and calm, perfect for nature-inspired compositions.We recommend using one motif to make a covered button and arranging it into a brooch or hair accessory.
Of course, it would also look great as an ornament for a cushion cover or kitchen cloth.
A star-like motif with layered symmetry, this design feels both celestial and meditative. Blue thread adds serenity and depth to its balanced geometry.
The stitches are relatively dense, so using dark thread will create a heavy impression.
It is great for small items such as coasters and bookmarks, but is also recommended for edging bags and clothing.
Multiple crosses nest within each other, creating a sense of expansion and order. The green hue softens the structure, offering a harmonious visual flow.
Since many of the stitches proceed diagonally, beginners should be especially careful to keep your stitches even as you work.
Counted Stitch Pattern sq15
Sharp and architectural, this pattern features interwoven squares that suggest movement and structure. Black thread emphasizes contrast and modern minimalism.
Because of their simple structure and limited color palette, you can also easily adapt these designs for other fun crafting mediums, like Perler beads or delicate bead embroidery. Recommended for Perler Bead Coasters.
Angular lines form a stylized bloom, merging floral softness with geometric precision. Khaki thread enhances its quiet complexity and contemporary charm.
🔖It would look great on a book cover to match the bookmark.📔
You are welcome to sell finished items created using these patterns.
We encourage you to adapt, combine, and reinterpret them into original works that reflect your unique artistic vision.
However, please note that redistribution or resale of the pattern files themselves—whether in digital or printed form—is strictly prohibited.
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Happy creation !
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