Jewel-Toned Goji Berries with Emerald Leaves
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Goji berries, prized in traditional Asian medicine for over two thousand years, grow on thorny shrubs native to the Himalayan foothills. Each small bright-red berry packs intense nutritional density—they're dried and steeped in tea, added to soups, or eaten whole. Their name "wolfberry" comes from folklore that wolves sought them out, though they're equally loved by humans across continents.
- Stitch count: 48 x 49
- 21 colors in the palette
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48 x 49 stitches 21 colors
Pattern description
Goji berries—also called wolfberries—shine in bold reds and warm oranges across this 48×48 counted cross-stitch pattern. The composition clusters three ripe berry bunches at varying scales, each nestled among vibrant emerald foliage that frames and grounds the fruit. The color contrast between the deep red berries and bright green leaves creates visual pop without relying on pastels or neutrals.
This intermediate-level design uses 21 DMC thread colors to build natural shading and depth. Worked on Aida fabric, the berry clusters show subtle gradation from scarlet to burgundy, while the leaves layer from pale sage to forest green. The pattern balances complexity with accessibility—enough color variety to keep stitching engaging, without the stitch-count that would overwhelm a mid-level needleworker.
Perfect for kitchen décor or a harvest-themed gallery wall, this wolfberry pattern celebrates a globally treasured plant. Finished as a small framed piece or combined into a fruit-sampler series, it brings warmth to any room. The jewel-toned palette and organic composition appeal equally to modern and traditional cross-stitch collectors.
Material Type: Aida Generic White
Sewing Count: 14/inch or 55/100mm
Design Size: 48 x 49 stitches
Sewn Design Size: 3.4 x 3.5 inches or 87 x 89 mm
Suggested Material Size: 9.3 x 9.4 inches or 237 x 239 mm
Stitch Style: Cross-stitch Using 2 strands
