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Red and Green Hummingbird Silhouette Pattern

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Hummingbirds are the smallest bird species in most of the world, with some species weighing less than a penny. They can hover in place and fly backward by rotating their wings in a figure-eight pattern at speeds up to 80 beats per second, consuming roughly half their body weight in nectar daily to fuel their extraordinary metabolism and heart rate.

  • Stitch count: 71 x 53
  • 4 colors in the palette
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Red and Green Hummingbird Silhouette Pattern free cross-stitch pattern

71 x 53 stitches 4 colors

Pattern description

A striking geometric hummingbird rendered in bold red and forest green on a pale linen background creates a striking visual impact for a small 71×71 stitch design. The composition captures the bird's characteristic pose mid-flight, with wings spread and a long needle-like beak extended, making excellent use of the square format's diagonal tension.

With just four DMC thread colors, this counted cross-stitch pattern achieves depth through strategic shading—warm reds and oranges blend into the bird's body while cool greens form wings and tail feathers. The beginner skill level and compact stitch count make it ideal for quick projects, wall hangings, or small framed pieces that pack visual drama without requiring advanced techniques.

Hummingbirds inspire needleworkers drawn to nature's smallest jewels. This pattern suits anyone seeking a bold, minimalist take on wildlife embroidery—perfect for stitching on Aida fabric as a standalone motif or combining multiple versions for an eye-catching gallery wall.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 71 x 53 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 5.1 x 3.8 inches or 129 x 96 mm

Suggested Material Size: 11 x 9.7 inches or 279 x 246 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands