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Bright pixelated apple tree pattern

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Apple trees have been cultivated for thousands of years and remain one of the most widely grown fruit trees worldwide. The relationship between humans and apples spans mythology, agriculture, and culture—from the biblical Garden of Eden to Johnny Appleseed's American legend. A healthy apple tree can live for 50 years or more, producing hundreds of apples in a season, and different varieties thrive in different climates, making apples a truly global crop.

  • Stitch count: 25 x 26
  • 4 colors in the palette
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Bright pixelated apple tree pattern free cross-stitch pattern

25 x 26 stitches 4 colors

Pattern description

This cheerful 25-stitch cross-stitch features a boldly colored apple tree rendered in a classic 8-bit pixel style. The design uses just four DMC thread colors—forest green, barn red, golden yellow, and warm brown—to create a composition bursting with retro charm. The tall, narrow trunk grounds a rounded canopy studded with bright red apples, while the yellow on the left suggests a sunny backdrop or textural variation.

Beginner stitchers will appreciate the straightforward grid structure and limited palette, making this a perfect first project for learning counted cross-stitch fundamentals on Aida fabric. The compact 25 × 25 stitch count stitches up quickly and works beautifully framed as a kitchen or nursery accent, or combined with other small patterns for a cheerful sampler. The retro pixel-art aesthetic brings nostalgic video-game charm to any room, while the nature motif keeps it timeless enough for year-round display.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 25 x 26 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 1.8 x 1.9 inches or 45 x 47 mm

Suggested Material Size: 7.7 x 7.8 inches or 195 x 197 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands