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Mountain Gorilla in Cool Muted Tones

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Mountain gorillas are the largest living primates, native to the misty highlands of Central Africa where they inhabit dense forests at elevations above 8,000 feet. These gentle giants are highly intelligent, social animals that live in stable family groups led by a dominant silverback male—named for the silvery-gray hair that develops on their backs and sides as they mature. Despite their formidable strength and size, mountain gorillas are primarily herbivorous and known for their peaceful temperament within their communities. Once hunted to the brink of extinction, conservation efforts have allowed their populations to slowly recover, making them symbols of hope in wildlife preservation.

  • Stitch count: 200 x 150
  • 27 colors in the palette
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Mountain Gorilla in Cool Muted Tones free cross-stitch pattern

200 x 150 stitches 27 colors

Pattern description

This 200×200 stitch gorilla portrait captures intimate detail in a sophisticated cool-gray palette, perfect for stitchers seeking advanced needlework challenge. The counted cross-stitch design employs 27 DMC thread colors to render the silverback's powerful gaze and textured fur with remarkable depth and dimension. On 14-count Aida fabric, the piece becomes a striking wildlife study—moody, contemplative, and gallery-worthy when framed. The cool-toned thread selection creates an almost monochromatic mood that emphasizes the gorilla's noble bearing, making this an excellent choice for naturalists, wildlife enthusiasts, or anyone drawn to meaningful animal portraiture.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 200 x 150 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 14.3 x 10.7 inches or 363 x 272 mm

Suggested Material Size: 20.2 x 16.6 inches or 513 x 422 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands