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Geometric Owl Cross Stitch Pattern Modern Autumn Bird PDF Download

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A striking geometric owl design with sharp, angular lines and a bold, modern look. The owl's face is detailed with intense eyes and wing-like features, while the body is built from fragmented geometric shapes in warm autumn tones: golden brown, copper, topaz, and coffee brown. The design has a tribal or aboriginal art feel, making it stand out from traditional owl patterns.


This pattern uses 6 DMC colors and creates depth through color placement rather than shading. The result is a clean, graphic piece that looks beautiful on cream or natural Aida. It's satisfying to stitch and striking when framed.


Design size: 106 x 133 stitches

Finished size on Aida 14: 7.6 x 9.5 inches (19.2 x 24.1 cm)

Recommended hoop size: 10 inches or larger

Colors: 6 DMC colors

Stitch types: Full cross stitch

Skill level: Easy to medium


Stitch it for your fall decor, a cozy reading corner, or as a handmade gift for a bird lover.


WHAT IS INCLUDED

Color symbol chart

Black and white symbol chart

Single page color chart, ideal for phone or tablet use

Single page black and white chart, ideal for phone or tablet use

Reference image of the finished design

DMC thread color list


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Happy stitching!

You will get a PDF (8MB) file

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Claudia Manson

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I love this !
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Lorraine Whitfield

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I've bought a few patterns from this shop and this one is my favorite. The owl has so much character. Instant download worked fine
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Marie Lambert

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This was my first geometric pattern and I enjoyed it. Clear chart, easy to follow. The owl looks even better in person.
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Katherine Doyle

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Nice pattern, The autumn colors are beautiful.
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Wendy Foster

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Love the geometric look. The eyes are so detailed. Stitched it in a week and it's now framed in my hallway.
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