Panda in Warm Rustic Tones
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Giant pandas are native to central China and spend most of their time eating bamboo—up to 14 hours a day. Despite their cute appearance, they're skilled climbers and surprisingly powerful bears, perfectly adapted to the misty mountain forests where they live. Fewer than 2,000 remain in the wild, making them a powerful symbol of endangered species protection.
- Stitch count: 159 x 119
- 27 colors in the palette
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159 x 119 stitches 27 colors
Pattern description
Giant pandas are beloved worldwide as symbols of conservation, and this cross-stitch design captures one in a peaceful, contemplative pose. The palette shifts away from stark black-and-white into warm, earthy tones—soft taupes, creams, and muted browns create a gentle, naturalistic mood that feels both modern and timeless. At 159 × 159 stitches with 27 DMC colors, this counted cross-stitch pattern offers a satisfying intermediate challenge for stitchers ready to move beyond simple designs.
The color harmony here is particularly striking: instead of crisp contrast, each tone blends subtly into the next, giving the panda's fur depth and dimension. The background's warm, weathered appearance suggests a forest or mountain habitat rendered in soft focus, drawing the eye naturally to the subject's gentle expression.
Stitched onto Aida fabric with the included DMC thread palette and a detailed chart, this design works beautifully as wall art in bedrooms, nurseries, or living rooms where a touch of wildlife wonder fits the decor. Its advanced skill level rewards careful work with a polished, gallery-quality finish—a meaningful gift for animal lovers and experienced needleworkers alike.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 159 x 119 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 11.4 x 8.5 inches or 289 x 216 mm
Suggested Material Size: 17.3 x 14.4 inches or 439 x 366 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands











