12 Cottagecore Embroidery Patterns To Cozy Up And Stitch
Cottagecore, a lifestyle trend and aesthetic that embraces simple living, nature, and basically life in the countryside has been popular for some time now and for good reason. This phenomenon evokes nostalgia and coziness and can be seen in a lot of embroidery art! From garden florals to forest creatures, to everything in between, these 9 embroidery patterns will have you wanting to curl up with a cup of tea or pack a picnic and sit under a shady tree so you can get started stitching on one of them.
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Field Mouse Thread Painting Embroidery Pattern
Forest creatures and flowers are the most fun to stitch. Grab a cup of tea, light a candle, and get comfy before you start stitching this cute nature inspired design featuring a mouse with some florals and leaves surrounding it. This design fits in a 5 inch embroidery hoop and will walk you through the basics of thread painting as well as step by step photos and instructions for how to create this adorable embroidery.
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Baking Mouse Pattern
This whimsical design features an apron-wearing mouse that just baked a delicious pie in it’s burrow. The design fits in a 6 inch embroidery hoop and features lots of fun stitches and colors.
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Laundry Day Rabbit Pattern
There is just something magical about mundane, simple tasks when an animal is doing them! This rabbit is hanging laundry up to dry with the help of some blue birds. Another great pattern that uses several interesting embroidery stitches as well as some thread painting techniques to complete it.
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Frog and Mushroom Pattern
This little frog is perched on a mushroom, trying to stay dry from the rain. Woodland creatures and botanicals are the epitome of the cottagecore aesthetic, so this pattern is a great one to stitch!
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Woodland Rabbit + Blackberry Thread Painting Pattern
This pattern is great for anyone who loves rabbits and is curious about learning how to embroider more realistic looking animals. The leaves and blackberries are super fun to stitch!
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Floral Butterfly
Inspired by all of the beautiful flowers I see when I take walks around my neighborhood and the butterflies that land in our garden, this pattern is suitable for all levels and is framed nicely in an oval embroidery hoop.
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Mushroom Needlepainting Pattern by Emillie Ferris
This pattern makes me want to grab a wicker basket and go forage for mushrooms in the forest. The pattern looks amazing on both light or dark fabric depending on what mood you want to go for.
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Chickadee Gardeners Pattern by Magnus And Quill
Chickadees, bees, and a wheelbarrow of flowers is all you need for an instant mood booster. If you’re a gardener or bird watcher, this pattern will by just what you’re looking for.
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Sleeping Fox Pattern by Moss And Feather Shop
Sleeping foxes are one of the most peaceful looking things I’ve ever seen. This pattern makes a cute, tiny fox with some branches surrounding it that fits in a 3 inch embroidery hoop.
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Mixed Berry Pie Embroidery Pattern by Virgo Threads
This mixed berry pie design looks so real, you can almost smell it. Once you’ve finished stitching this design, it would make an adorable addition to the windowsill in your kitchen. You’ll probably want to bake a real pie after!
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Strawberry Embroidery Pattern
Who doesn’t love strawberries? These berries will always be in season once you stitch them. This embroidery design is suitable for all levels.
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Stacked Teacup Embroidery Design
Time for tea! This pattern is beginner friendly and would be great to make as a quick weekend project. Grab your needle and thread, put on a good audiobook or podcast, and enjoy stitching this stacked teacup design.
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Amanda is a hand embroidery artist and teacher. With over 15 years of experience in the craft industry and embroidery, she owns and runs Crewel Ghoul, sharing tutorials and patterns to help inspire fellow crafters to get inspired and creative. In addition to running this website, she teaches on Skillshare and Youtube.
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