100 Christmas cross-stitch charts, ready to print and stitch today
Santas, reindeer, trees, nativity scenes, snowmen and mini ornaments. Every design comes with a technical A4 chart, a clear symbol for each color and a full legend with approximate DMC codes. Pick one from the index, print it, start stitching.
- —Small designs, 28 to 40 stitches — they fit into an afternoon, not a year
- —Legend with symbol, code, approximate DMC and stitch count per color
- —Finished size already calculated for Aida 11, 14 and 16
- —6 to 14 colors per chart — no endless thread list
People who grabbed the first charts finished the same day
IsabelGuadalajara, Mexico
AngelaBogotá, Colombia
SoraiaBuenos Aires, Argentina
Did you think any of these this week?
The problem was never your hands. It was the chart.
Almost every Christmas chart floating around out there is a scanned magazine image, lifted from another site, or a 200×200-stitch design nobody finishes by December. Blurry symbols, colors with no code, sizes never calculated. You sit down with the best intentions and give up three hours in — not for lack of skill, but because the material was bad.
This collection was built with the problem already solved: 100 Christmas designs made to be finished, each with a clean grid, vector black symbols, a legend with approximate DMC codes, and the finished size already in centimeters. Open the index, pick one, print it, and start stitching. The rest of the work is already done.
100 designs, 10 Christmas collections
Santa, snowmen, reindeer, trees, classic ornaments, winter animals, nativity scenes, home scenes, sweets and toys, and mini ornaments.
From link to first stitch in 3 steps
Pick from the visual index
Five index pages with all 100 designs as thumbnails, numbered by collection.
Print the page
A4 portrait, 100% scale, at home or at a print shop. One chart per page, with the legend right beside it.
Start from the center
Match the center of the chart to the center of the fabric and follow the symbols. The bold line marks every 10 stitches.
Clean grid, readable symbols, numbering on all four sides
- ✓Bold line every 10 stitches so you never lose count
- ✓Vector black symbol over a lightened color — readable when printed
- ✓Row and column numbering on both edges
- ✓Legend on the same page: symbol, color, approximate DMC and stitch count
The same chart becomes an ornament, a dish towel, or a gift
These are small designs: they fit a 10 cm hoop, a dish-towel pocket, a cushion, a card, and a tree stocking.
What your link includes
Christmas charts
One chart per A4 page, with the color legend right beside it. Numbered 001 to 100.
Themed collections
Santa, snowmen, reindeer, trees, classic ornaments, winter animals, nativity scenes, home scenes, sweets and mini ornaments.
PDF volumes
120 numbered pages, with a cover, intro, reading guide, and a complete visual index.
Colors maximum, per chart
With symbol, color swatch, approximate DMC and stitch count — your shopping list comes ready-made.
Sizes already calculated
Aida 11, 14 and 16 in centimeters — know the ornament's size before you even cut the fabric.
Unlimited reprints
The file is yours, forever. Print it again every December, or to stitch alongside a friend.
The 4 bonuses that come with the collection
Four materials made for Christmas, included in the full collection.
50 Mini Christmas Charts
Bow, mitten, lantern, snowflake, gift, cardinal, pinecone and more — tiny designs to decorate napkins, cards, and dish-towel pockets.
Christmas Cross-Stitch Alphabet
Letters and numbers with holly and poinsettia accents, to spell out "Merry Christmas," the year, or the name of whoever's getting the gift.
Christmas Color Guide
The combinations that make an embroidery look festive: red, green, gold and cream, with the approximate DMC for each.
Guide to Pieces to Sell at Christmas
Which pieces sell best at year-end, how much to charge, and how to package them: stockings, dish towels, cushions, framed pieces and tree ornaments.
Is this for you? Read it honestly.
This is for you if…
- ✓You already stitch and want fresh Christmas designs, not the same old ones
- ✓You're just starting out and want a small project you can finish the same day
- ✓You sell ornaments, dish towels or hoop art at year-end craft fairs
- ✓You want to give something handmade instead of store-bought
This isn't for you if…
- ✕You want a physical kit with thread and fabric — this is a digital file
- ✕You're looking for a chart made from your own photo — these are ready-made designs
- ✕You're expecting a video course, lesson by lesson
- ✕You want to resell the files — this is for personal use only
If you bought all of this separately
Today, all of it together, comes to $9.90.
Choose how you want to start
All 100 charts with the 4 bonuses, for $9.90. One-time payment, instant access.
- ✓All 4 bonuses included — that's the difference between the two
- ✓All 100 charts, all 10 collections
- ✓Complete visual index, reading guide and application ideas
- ✓Everything added to the collection later, at no extra cost
Christmas stitching has a deadline. It's called December 24th.
There are {{ diasNavidad }} days left. A small ornament takes an afternoon; a dish towel, a weekend. If you start this week, there's time to stitch the whole tree and hand out keepsakes to your godmother, your neighbor and your mom.
If you put it off until next week, it's the same story every time: the chart stays saved on your phone, December flies by, and by January stitching a Santa just doesn't make sense anymore. Closing this today costs less than a skein of thread per chart — and it takes care of this Christmas, and every one after it.
Over 300 charts published, all to the same technical standard
Before this Christmas collection came the pet collections — 146 individual projects, 50 mini pets, and the memorial tributes — used by stitchers all across Latin America. The standard here is the same: clean grid, readable symbols, legend with approximate DMC, and sizes already calculated. No scanned magazine images.
100 Christmas charts + 4 bonuses for $9.90, today
One-time payment, instant access via Drive link, the file is yours forever.
Get my Christmas collectionQuestions we always get
I'm a beginner — can I stitch these charts?+
Yes — they were designed just for that. They're small, 28 to 40 stitches, with 6 to 14 colors and a distinct symbol for each one. Most are finished in an afternoon.
Do I need a color printer?+
It helps, but the black symbol identifies the color even in black and white. If you prefer, send the PDF to a print shop — A4 portrait, 100% scale.
Are the DMC codes exact?+
They're approximate, calculated by color proximity, with a distinct DMC for each color in the chart. Compare the thread to the printed swatch in the legend before you buy.
What size is the finished embroidery?+
It depends on the fabric, and the math's already done: every chart lists the finished size for Aida 11, 14 and 16. On Aida 14, most come out between 6 and 8 cm — perfect for a tree ornament, a dish-towel pocket, or a card.
Can I sell the pieces I stitch?+
You can sell the pieces you stitch yourself without any limit — even at the Christmas fair. What you can't do is resell or distribute the files: the charts are for personal use.
How do I receive it after paying?+
A Drive link right after purchase, with the PDFs ready to download and print. No waiting period, no app to install.