I love a mini cross stitch you can start after dinner and finish before bed. Pocket Pantry is a little kitchen shelf of them: a honey pot with a busy bee, a juicy lemon slice, a crusty sourdough loaf, a strawberry jam jar with a gingham cover, and a blue-and-white teacup with forget-me-nots. Each one is about 3 inches on 14-count aida.
Honey Pot & Bee
$3New
Lemon Slice
$3New
Mini Sourdough Loaf
$3New
Strawberry Jam Jar
$3New
Teacup & Saucer
$3New
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Tiny cross stitch for a kitchen gallery wall
All five are beginner friendly, between 36 x 36 and 40 x 40 stitches, with only 6 or 7 colors. That makes them great for using up floss, for practice, or for a fast handmade gift. Stitched together, these food cross stitch minis look so sweet in a row of little hoops or as a gallery wall in the kitchen.
They're also lovely finished as ornaments, magnets or a jar-lid topper. My post on small cross stitch projects has more ideas for busy evenings.
Every mini includes full-color, black & white, large print and Pattern Keeper PDFs, plus a DMC floss key. The complete collection bundle gets you all five for less.
Good to know
Are these patterns a physical kit?
No, these are digital PDF patterns. You download them instantly after checkout. Fabric, thread and hoop are not included, and each pattern lists exactly which DMC colors you need.
Are they suitable for beginners?
Every pattern has an honest difficulty label. Beginner patterns use a small palette, full cross stitches only and very little confetti, so they are lovely first projects.
Can I use Pattern Keeper?
Yes. Every pattern includes a Pattern Keeper friendly PDF along with the full-color and black & white charts.
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