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Basset Hound in Blue Coat Counted Cross Stitch

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Basset hounds are renowned for their long, drooping ears and short legs—adaptations that originally helped them track scent along the ground while hunting rabbits and hares. Their soulful expressions and gentle, stubborn temperament have made them beloved family companions for centuries, immortalized in art and culture as symbols of loyalty and endearing persistence.

  • Stitch count: 136 x 100
  • 29 colors in the palette
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Basset Hound in Blue Coat Counted Cross Stitch free cross-stitch pattern

136 x 100 stitches 29 colors

Pattern description

This 136×136 stitch pattern captures a charming basset hound posed in profile, complete with a tailored blue coat—a delightful touch that elevates the portrait beyond a simple dog study. The composition positions the hound against a soft green background, creating a gentle, naturalistic setting that feels both cheerful and refined.

The color palette spans 29 DMC thread colors, blending warm browns and tans for the dog's distinctive coloring with navy, white, and earth tones to build depth and dimension. The blue jacket adds a whimsical, dressed-up quality that appeals to dog lovers and brings personality to the needlework.

An intermediate-skill design, this pattern suits stitchers who've mastered the basics and are ready for more complex shading and color transitions. Worked on Aida fabric with the provided DMC chart, it makes an ideal heirloom gift for anyone who cherishes basset hounds or appreciates figurative needlework that captures both breed character and humor.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 136 x 100 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 9.7 x 7.1 inches or 247 x 181 mm

Suggested Material Size: 15.6 x 13 inches or 397 x 331 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands