Lemur on Branch with Bold Striped Tail
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About this pattern
Each PDF includes stitch counts and a full color key so you can kit it quickly. Check the stitch size against your fabric count to estimate finished dimensions, and keep a few extra skeins on hand if you plan to backstitch or outline.
Quick finishing tips
- Use shorter floss lengths to avoid tangles and keep coverage even.
- Secure thread ends under nearby stitches instead of bulky knots.
- Gently wash and press face-down on a towel before framing.
- Stitch count: 173 x 173
- 22 colors in the palette
- Downloaded 82 times

173 x 113 stitches 22 colors
Pattern description
This counted cross-stitch pattern captures a gray lemur perched on a brown branch with striking black-and-white striped tail and distinctive orange eyes. The composition balances the primate's characteristic features—large ears and alert expression—against green foliage, creating a naturalistic woodland scene in 173 x 173 stitches.
Advanced stitchers will appreciate the 22 DMC thread colors that blend warm grays, deep browns, cool whites, and vibrant accents to bring dimension to the lemur's fur and distinctive markings. With its moderate complexity and engaging subject matter, this pattern works beautifully on 14-count Aida as a framed needlework project or as a meaningful gift for wildlife enthusiasts and animal lovers who appreciate detailed embroidery work.
Stitch planning checklist
- Measure your fabric against the stitch count to confirm finished size.
- Sort floss by symbol before you start; pre-thread a few needles for speed.
- Work in small blocks to keep counting accurate and spot mistakes early.
- Backstitch at the end of each session so outlines stay crisp.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 173 x 113 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 12.4 x 8.1 inches or 314 x 205 mm
Suggested Material Size: 18.3 x 14 inches or 464 x 355 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands











