Community patterns
Free Needlepoint Patterns
Browse needlepoint charts designed on Craft Studio's tapestry grid. Each pattern maps one cell to one tent stitch, with a full color key you can match to wool, cotton, or silk threads. Open any design in the editor to adjust colors, check finished size on your canvas mesh, or start a fresh chart from a photo.
Frequently asked
- What canvas mesh do these patterns suit?
- Any. The chart is mesh-independent. Switch Resize canvas to inches or cm and pick your canvas count (10, 12, 13, 14, or 18 mesh are common) to see the finished dimensions before you start.
- Are these charts worked in tent stitch?
- The charts show one color per cell, which suits tent stitch (continental or basketweave) directly. You're free to substitute decorative stitches over the same color areas.
- Can I use cross stitch patterns for needlepoint?
- Generally yes. Both are counted, grid-based crafts.
Related categories
Free Cross Stitch Patterns
Find cross stitch charts designed and shared on Craft Studio. Each pattern includes its color palette, backstitch overlay where applicable, and a printable PDF-ready chart. Open any design in the editor to swap colors, resize the grid, or preview finished dimensions on your fabric count. Use the Explore Community filters to narrow by difficulty.
Free Quilting Patterns
Find pixel quilt layouts and patchwork grid designs shared by the community. Each pattern maps one grid square to one fabric square, making it straightforward to calculate yardage and plan your cuts. Open any layout in the editor to recolor, resize, or preview dimensions at your preferred square size. Filter by difficulty on Explore Community to match your skill level.
Free Embroidery Patterns
Browse charted embroidery designs for hand stitching. These grid-based patterns work for counted-thread embroidery on evenweave or aida, with each cell representing one stitch in DMC thread colors. The editor lets you adjust colors and resize any chart to suit your project. Search Explore Community to find florals, lettering, borders, or small motifs shared by the community.