Foxglove Spire cross stitch pattern, example of a finished piece — Example of a finished piece. You receive the PDF pattern, not the stitched artwork or any materials.

Detail of the Foxglove Spire cross stitch chart, showing symbols and DMC colours — A 25 × 25 stitch detail of the chart. Every square has a colour and a symbol, with a heavy line every 10 stitches. The PDF holds the full 130 × 130 chart, split across printable pages.

Botanical

Foxglove Spire Counted cross stitch pattern

Name: Foxglove Spire Cross Stitch Pattern
Brand: Stitch Patterns
SKU: cc-foxglove-spire
Price: 4.00 USD
Availability: InStock

Three spires of purple-pink foxglove rise from a small pot, centred in a gold and green circular border with little flower posies tucked into each corner on black. It suits a cottage garden theme or a poison garden wall alongside the other botanicals.

$4.00

Instant PDF download

Or buy just this one now

Download the moment you pay
Link never expires
Secure checkout by Square

Save or share this pattern

Pin it Share Post

Stitch count: 130 × 130
Colours: 16 DMC shades
Stitches used: Whole cross stitch only
Pages: 11

Finished size

14-count aida	9.3" square (23.6 cm)
16-count aida	8.1" square (20.6 cm)
18-count aida	7.2" square (18.3 cm)

Add at least 3" each side for your hoop or frame.

The floss

310Black
934Avocado Grn Black
833Golden Olive Light
154Grape Very Dark
937Avocado Green Medium
829Golden Olive Very Dark
830Golden Olive Dark
580Moss Green Dark
3350Dusty Rose Ultra Dark
3031Mocha Brown Very Dark
151Dusty Rose Very Light
3733Dusty Rose
3013Khaki Green Light
3726Antique Mauve Dark
3042Antique Violet Light
733Olive Green Medium

Foxglove Spire is a counted cross stitch pattern made for this shop. It is an instant PDF download — nothing is posted to you, and the file is ready the moment your order clears. The chart is 130 by 130 stitches in 16 real DMC colours, with a symbol printed in every square as well as the colour, so it still works from a black and white printer. The floss key lists each DMC number by name with its stitch count and how many skeins to buy, so you can walk into a shop with it and walk out with the right thread. On 14-count aida it finishes about 9.3 inches (23.6 cm) across, which suits a hoop or a small frame; the cover page also gives the size on 16 and 18 count if you prefer it smaller. Whole cross stitch only — no backstitch, no fractional stitches and no french knots — and the chart has been cleaned of stray single stitches, so it is a genuinely easy dark botanical cross stitch pattern for a confident beginner upward. Made for plant lovers and dark cottagecore stitchers. Finished, it hangs as wall art or makes a gift for someone who would rather be stitching. Fabric, floss and hoop are not included. This pattern is for your own stitching. Please do not resell or share the file, though you are very welcome to sell pieces you have stitched from it yourself.

Questions about the Foxglove Spire pattern

Is the Foxglove Spire cross stitch pattern suitable for beginners?

Yes. It is whole cross stitch only — no backstitch, no quarter or three-quarter stitches and no french knots — so if you can sew one X over one square of aida you can finish it. It uses 16 colours over 130 by 130 stitches.

What do I get when I buy this pattern?

A PDF the moment your payment clears, 11 pages long. It holds the colour chart, the same chart again in black and white symbols so it prints on any printer, a floss key naming real DMC shade numbers with how many skeins to buy, and the finished size on 14, 16 and 18-count aida.

Is anything posted to me?

No. This is a digital download only — no fabric, floss or hoop is included, and nothing is shipped. The download link does not expire, so you can come back for the file whenever you like.

What fabric and floss do I need for this botanical pattern?

Any aida or evenweave you like. The finished sizes above assume two strands over one on aida. The floss list below names 16 real DMC shades, so you can take it straight to a shop or order the exact skeins online.

Can I sell what I stitch from this pattern?

Yes. Stitch it as often as you like and sell the finished piece — at a fair, on Etsy, wherever you sell. What you cannot do is pass on, resell or share the PDF itself, because that is the thing being bought.

What if the file will not open or something is wrong with it?

Email us and we will sort it the same day. The chart is a standard PDF that opens in any reader, on a phone or a desktop, and you can print only the pages you are working from rather than all 11.