Free · pixel patterns
131 pixel motifs we drew square by square, in themed sets. Every one comes five ways from the same grid: a corner-to-corner crochet square with every row and bobbin written out, a single crochet chart row by row, an alpha knot chart, a cross stitch chart for 11- to 18-count Aida, and a fuse bead pattern printed at bead size. Free, no sign-up, nothing to install.
8 motifs
Build an orchard or a bright kitchen set with eight distinct fruit drawings. Round apples and lemons sit beside tall pears, leafy strawberries, cherries, a melon wedge, a pineapple and an avocado half.
See the Fruit & kitchen patterns8 motifs
Explore the coast through eight original squares: a whale, sea turtle, jellyfish, seahorse, shore crab, scallop shell, reef fish and sailboat. Each drawing has a clear silhouette and a limited palette.
See the Ocean patterns8 motifs
Make a small gift around what someone loves: a ball of yarn, painter’s palette, pencil, open book, cup of tea, camera, music notes or sewing machine. These are craft motifs, not branded equipment or characters.
See the Creative hobbies patterns8 motifs
Practise rhythm and colour with eight framed geometric samplers: diamonds, chevrons, a right-angle key, crossed braid, waves, checkerboard, staircase bands and woven ribbons. Each is a complete square, ready to compare across crafts.
See the Geometric borders patterns12 motifs
Twelve Halloween motifs we drew pixel by pixel, from a jack-o'-lantern and a little ghost to a black cat and a bubbling cauldron.
See the Halloween patterns12 motifs
Twelve Christmas motifs we drew pixel by pixel, from a decorated tree and Santa to a snowman in a knitted beanie and a little gnome.
See the Christmas patterns12 motifs
Twelve cats we drew pixel by pixel: a ginger tabby, a tuxedo, a Siamese, a calico loaf, a kitten with a ball of yarn and a cat in a box.
See the Cats patterns12 motifs
Twelve flowers we drew pixel by pixel, from a red rose and a sunflower to cherry blossom, a sprig of lavender and a pot of white flowers.
See the Flowers patterns15 motifs
Make Valentine gifts from 15 original heart charts: combine a name and a heart for a C2C blanket, crochet a square coaster or stitch a card.
See the Hearts patterns12 motifs
Twelve dogs we drew pixel by pixel: a dachshund, a corgi, a husky, a pug, a schnauzer and a puppy with a ball, plus a bone and a dog house.
See the Dogs patterns12 motifs
Twelve sky and space motifs we drew pixel by pixel: a shooting star, the moon and stars, a rainbow, a rocket, a flying saucer and an astronaut.
See the Space & sky patterns12 motifs
Twelve woodland and garden friends we drew pixel by pixel: a fox, an owl, a fawn, a hedgehog, a bumblebee, a ladybug and a red toadstool.
See the Woodland patternsOne grid, five crafts
Each square is one tile of a corner-to-corner blanket. The pattern lists every diagonal row with the bobbin to use, where to join and cut, and how much yarn to wind. One motif makes a square; join a set for a blanket.
Each square is one single crochet, worked in rows from the bottom up. Rows with two colours carry the other yarn inside the stitches; rows with more use a small bobbin per colour area, graphgan style. Every row is written out.
Each square is a full cross. The chart has a symbol per colour, a bold line every 10 squares and the middle marked, and tells you the finished size on the Aida you choose.
Each square is one knot on a base string, the friendship bracelet way: every row written with its knots, and the strings to cut. 24 strings make a keychain or a bookmark charm.
Each square is one bead. The pattern prints at 5 mm a bead (or your own board’s spacing), fits one 29 × 29 board, and counts the beads of every colour.