Strawberry Vines with Green Scrolling Border
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Strawberries have captivated gardeners and cooks for centuries, prized equally for their delicate sweetness and ruby appearance. These heart-shaped berries are technically not berries at all in the botanical sense—the true fruits are the tiny seeds dotting the surface, while the fleshy red portion is an enlarged receptacle. In folklore and art, strawberries symbolize spring abundance and innocence, making them enduring favorites in textile design, from medieval tapestries to modern cross-stitch patterns that celebrate the simple joy of homegrown fruit.
- Stitch count: 109 x 109
- 4 colors in the palette
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109 x 109 stitches 4 colors
Pattern description
A flourishing vine of strawberries cascades across an intermediate-level counted cross-stitch design, rendered in jewel-toned reds and forest greens. The composition balances ten plump berries scattered organically along curling stems, while a decorative geometric border in matching colors frames the entire work. With 109×109 stitches on Aida fabric using just four DMC thread shades, this pattern rewards patient needlework with a fresh, summery result.
Ideal for kitchen décor, tea towels, or as a small framed piece, the strawberry motif carries timeless cottage charm. The interplay between solid red berries and delicate green tendrils creates visual rhythm without overwhelming complexity—perfect for stitchers ready to advance their skills beyond beginner projects. The border's precise pixelated geometry offers a satisfying contrast to the organic flow of the vines, making this a thoughtful design choice for anyone seeking both botanical whimsy and structural polish.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 109 x 109 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 7.8 x 7.8 inches or 198 x 198 mm
Suggested Material Size: 13.7 x 13.7 inches or 348 x 348 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands











