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Jewel-Toned Pixelated Peacock Pattern

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Peacocks are among the most visually striking birds in the animal kingdom, renowned for their iridescent plumage and elaborate tail feathers, which they fan into a mesmerizing display during courtship rituals. The male peacock—the peacock proper—can possess over 200 tail feathers adorned with eye-like markings called ocelli, which serve both decorative and protective functions in nature.

  • Stitch count: 46 x 49
  • 7 colors in the palette
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Jewel-Toned Pixelated Peacock Pattern free cross-stitch pattern

46 x 49 stitches 7 colors

Pattern description

This pixel-art peacock pattern captures the essence of the bird in vibrant jewel tones—rich blues dominating the body and neck, with pops of gold, emerald green, and warm brown detailing the tail and feet. The blocky 46×46 stitch count creates a retro, 8-bit aesthetic that's both playful and elegant, perfect for needleworkers who love bold color palettes and geometric precision.

Stitched across seven DMC thread colors, this beginner-friendly design is an ideal entry point into counted cross-stitch. The simple color scheme and modest stitch count mean faster completion than larger projects, making it satisfying to finish in an afternoon or two without sacrificing visual impact or charm.

This pattern works beautifully as a small gift for bird lovers, framed as desk art, or stitched onto a small pillow cover. Its compact size and striking appearance make it ideal for decorating a shelf, nursery, or creative workspace where a touch of jewel-toned wildlife adds personality without overwhelming the room.

Material Type: Aida Generic White

Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm

Design Size: 46 x 49 stitches

Sewn Design Size: 3.3 x 3.5 inches or 83 x 89 mm

Suggested Material Size: 9.2 x 9.4 inches or 233 x 239 mm

Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands