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Buffalo - cross stitch pattern PDF

Buffalo - cross stitch pattern PDF

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Folk Art Buffalo Cross Stitch Pattern - Ornamental Animal Design - PDF Download

This majestic folk art buffalo joins the ornamental animal series with striking presence. Rendered in deep indigo and steel blue with sweeping cream-colored horns, its powerful body is covered in richly detailed mandala-style florals and geometric motifs in rust red, mustard gold, and cream. Small folk-style flowers frame the design on either side, echoing the same decorative language found throughout the series. Bold, earthy, and full of character, this piece makes a striking statement stitch for any collection.

Like its companions in the series, this buffalo pairs beautifully with other ornamental creature patterns for stitchers building a themed animal collection or a colorful folk-art gallery wall.

Pattern details:

Design size: 138×101 stitches

Size for Aida:
14 (27) = 25 x 18 cm

9 colors, DMC
Used stitches: cross stitch

Pattern in PDF includes: 

- color cross stitch chart (with backstitch and without backstitch separately)

- black and white cross stitch chart (with backstitch and without backstitch separately)

- symbol key for DMC
- list of DMC thread colors



How you can use this pattern:

  • Stitch it as a bold, eye-catching hoop art or framed piece for a living room, study, or eclectic-decor space
  • Build out your "folk animal" wall collection by pairing it with the other ornamental creatures in the series
  • A meaningful gift for anyone drawn to buffalo symbolism — strength, abundance, and resilience
  • Turn it into a striking cushion or pillow panel
  • A satisfying project for stitchers who enjoy dense, detailed pattern work and rich color combinations

How to finish and display your embroidery:

  • Frame it under glass for a bold, gallery-ready presentation
  • Mount it in a hoop for a more rustic, folk-art wall hanging
  • Sew it into a statement pillow cover or wall pennant
  • Turn it into a large patch for jackets, tote bags, or wall banners
  • Gift it framed as a striking piece of folk art for animal lovers or collectors of the series
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