Can I make it look like my cat?
Yes. Click a colour in the list (the tabby’s orange, say) and pick your cat’s; a grey, black or cream cat takes a minute, and the counts stay the same. To change the markings themselves, open the C2C square in the C2C bobbin calculator and paint over any tile.
Are any of these famous cats?
No. They are poses and coats every cat lover knows (tabby stripes, a tuxedo bib, Siamese points, a calico’s patches), not any cartoon, comic or game cat. The lucky cat is the traditional beckoning cat, drawn our own way.
What can I make for a cat lover?
A fuse bead cat makes a magnet or a keyring, and with the background beaded too, a square coaster. A cross stitch cat is card-sized: the ginger tabby is 18 × 21 stitches, about 1.25 × 1.5 in on 14-count. One C2C square is about 45.6 cm (18 in) across in worsted: a cushion front.
How big is the cross stitch?
Small, about the size of an ornament or a greeting card: the ginger tabby is 18 × 21 stitches, 1.25 × 1.5 in on 14-count. Choose 11-count for a bigger piece.
Can I change the colours?
Yes. Click any colour to match the yarn, floss or beads you have; for C2C you can also pick the background yarn. The chart, the counts and the bobbin plan follow.
Can I change the picture itself?
Open the C2C square in the C2C bobbin calculator: you can paint over any tile and it works out the bobbins again.
Is it free?
Yes. There is no account and nothing is sent to a server; the patterns are made in your browser. They are for your own personal use.