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Nidoran F Cross-Stitch Pattern (#0029)

A free, print-ready cross-stitch chart for Nidoran F, built from the classic Gen III (Emerald) sprite and matched to real DMC floss colors. Download the PDF below — it includes the symbol chart, floss legend, and finished-size guide.

Nidoran F cross-stitch preview
28×34
Grid
649
Stitches
11
Colors
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Finished size

14-count Aida
2″ × 2.4(5.1 × 6.1 cm)
16-count Aida
1.8″ × 2.1(4.6 × 5.3 cm)
18-count Aida
1.6″ × 1.9(4.1 × 4.8 cm)

DMC floss legend

SymColorDMCNameStitches
X3811Turquoise Very Light193
o598Turquoise Light121
*3750Antique Blue Very Dk117
+322Baby Blue Dark76
#3371Black Brown72
%WhiteWhite26
/162Blue Ultra Very Light21
=796Royal Blue Dark12
&312Baby Blue Very Dark6
$817Coral Red Very Dark4
@350Coral Medium1

Tip: stitch the darkest outline color first, then fill the lighter colors. Use 2 strands over 1 Aida square for full coverage. DMC color matches are the nearest floss to each sprite color — swap in a shade you prefer.

What you’ll need

14-Count Aida Cloth
Even-weave cross-stitch fabric — 14-count is the easiest to count and the most forgiving for beginners.
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Embroidery Floss Set (DMC-compatible)
A big multi-color floss set covers every shade in the legend — match by the DMC code.
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Embroidery Hoop Set
Keeps the Aida taut while you stitch and doubles as the frame when you're done.
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Tapestry Needles (size 24)
Blunt-tip needles slip between Aida holes without splitting threads.
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How to make your Nidoran F cross-stitch

  1. Find the center of your Aida and the center of the chart, and start there so the design stays centered.
  2. Work one color at a time, following the symbol chart — each square is one full cross-stitch.
  3. Use 2 strands of floss over 1 Aida square for solid coverage; match each symbol to its DMC code in the legend.
  4. Stitch the darkest color last if you want to add a backstitch outline — it makes the sprite pop.
  5. Mount the finished piece in the hoop, trim, and it’s ready to hang.

Cross-stitch FAQ

What does “14-count Aida” mean?

It’s 14 squares (stitches) per inch. Higher count = smaller finished piece and finer detail; 14-count is the most beginner-friendly. The finished-size table on this page shows the size at 14, 16, and 18 count.

How much floss do I need?

A single skein of each color is almost always plenty for one sprite — most use only a few feet per color. The legend lists every DMC color and its stitch count.

Do I have to backstitch the outline?

No. The pattern reads fine as plain cross-stitch. A backstitch outline in the darkest color is optional and just sharpens the edges.

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