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Bold Bright Tulip on Emerald Green

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Tulips are spring's most iconic flowering bulb, celebrated worldwide for their graceful cup-shaped blooms and jewel-like color saturation. Originally cultivated in Central Asia and brought to Europe via the Ottoman Empire, tulips sparked tulip mania in 17th-century Holland and remain one of the most beloved cut flowers and garden staples today. Their simple geometric form—a perfect upright cup on a slender stem—has made them a timeless subject in folk art, embroidery, and decorative design across cultures for centuries.

  • Stitch count: 13 x 17
  • 3 colors in the palette
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Bold Bright Tulip on Emerald Green free cross-stitch pattern

13 x 17 stitches 3 colors

Pattern description

A cheerful tulip in vivid red and golden yellow brings springtime joy to this beginner-friendly counted cross-stitch pattern. The simple 13×13 stitch count makes it an ideal first project for young stitchers or anyone new to needlework, requiring just three DMC thread colors and minimal time investment.

This design's bold color palette—warm reds and yellows against a fresh green stem and leaves—creates striking visual impact despite its petite scale. The composition balances the full-faced flower head with a sturdy, proportional stem, making it instantly recognizable and satisfying to complete on 14-count Aida fabric.

Stitch this cheerful motif as a gift card embellishment, a small framed keepsake, or the first of many needle-art projects. Its bright, optimistic mood suits springtime displays, children's rooms, or gift bags for gardeners and flower lovers.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 8/inch or 31/100mm

Design Size: 13 x 17 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 1.6 x 2.1 inches or 41 x 54 mm

Suggested Material Size: 7.5 x 8 inches or 191 x 204 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 4 strands