Pig in Pastel Pink and Cream
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Pigs are among humanity's oldest domesticated animals, valued for millennia across cultures for both sustenance and companionship. Known for their surprising intelligence—often compared to dogs and great apes—pigs are naturally curious, social creatures that form complex family bonds. In modern times, they've become beloved symbols of rural life and sustainable farming, appearing frequently in folk art, children's literature, and pastoral imagery. Their gentle appearance belies their hardy nature, making them popular subjects in needlework celebrating simpler, countryside living.
- Stitch count: 118 x 126
- 20 colors in the palette
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118 x 126 stitches 20 colors
Pattern description
A pig rendered in soft pastel tones creates an endearing focal point in this 118×118 counted cross-stitch pattern. The design uses pale pink and cream against a charcoal background, with strategic dark accents on the snout and tail that ground the composition. The simplified, blocky style common to pixel-based needlework transforms the animal into a warm, approachable figure perfect for farmyard-themed spaces or anyone with an affection for barnyard creatures.
Working this intermediate-level pattern on Aida fabric with 20 DMC thread colors offers a satisfying balance of challenge and achievability. The soft color palette—dominated by light pinks and creams—creates a muted, calming mood that suits modern farmhouse décor, children's rooms, or gift projects. Stitchers will appreciate the gentle color transitions that add depth without overwhelming complexity, making it an ideal choice for those ready to move beyond beginner designs but seeking an approachable subject matter.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 118 x 126 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 8.4 x 9 inches or 214 x 229 mm
Suggested Material Size: 14.3 x 14.9 inches or 364 x 379 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
