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Bold Red Tulip with Green Stem

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Tulips are spring bulbs native to Central Asia, though they became most celebrated in 17th-century Holland during the famous "Tulip Mania" when rare varieties commanded extraordinary prices. The flower's elegant cup shape and vivid reds, like this design's bold palette, made them symbols of wealth and refinement across Europe. Today, tulips remain one of the world's most popular ornamental flowers, prized for their clean lines, long vase life, and stunning color range from deep crimsons to soft pastels.

  • Stitch count: 13 x 18
  • 4 colors in the palette
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Bold Red Tulip with Green Stem free cross-stitch pattern

13 x 18 stitches 4 colors

Pattern description

A striking red tulip takes center stage in this charming 13×13 counted cross-stitch design, stitched in just four DMC thread colors for maximum impact and simplicity. The bold jewel-toned petals command attention against the neutral background, while the crisp green stem grounds the composition with clean, botanical precision. Perfect for beginners, this pattern requires minimal color management and delivers a polished finished piece.

Stitched on Aida fabric, this small-scale project works beautifully as a greeting card insert, framed accent piece, or sewn into a patchwork sampler. The cheerful red flower evokes springtime and renewal, making it ideal for gifts or seasonal home décor. With straightforward counted stitches and a quick completion timeline, even first-time needleworkers will achieve professional results—and the printable PDF chart ensures clarity at every step.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 13 x 18 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 0.9 x 1.3 inches or 24 x 33 mm

Suggested Material Size: 6.8 x 7.2 inches or 174 x 183 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands