Jeremiah 33:11 - PDF

Jeremiah 33:11 Cross Stitch Pattern – KDS# 1503 by Kooler Design Studio

This downloadable PDF cross stitch pattern is titled Jeremiah 33:11 and is part of the Kooler Classic Charts collection, published by Kooler Design Studio, Inc. of Lafayette, California. The design was created by Sandy Orton and carries the catalog reference number KDS# 1503. It is rated as a beginner-friendly embroidery project, making it an excellent choice for those new to counted cross stitch as well as experienced stitchers looking for a meaningful, manageable piece.

What Is Being Made

This pattern produces a decorative cross stitch piece inspired by the biblical verse Jeremiah 33:11. Finished pieces like this are typically displayed as framed wall art, mounted in a hoop, or incorporated into home décor. Scripture-themed needlework has a long tradition in embroidery, and this design offers a heartfelt, faith-inspired decoration suitable for a home, nursery, office, or as a thoughtful handmade gift.

Techniques Used

The pattern employs three distinct embroidery techniques that work together to create texture, definition, and fine detail:

• Full Cross Stitches – The primary technique used to fill in the main body of the design, creating solid color areas and forming the overall image.
• Backstitching – Used to add fine outlines, lettering definition, and crisp detail work throughout the design, giving the finished piece a polished, professional appearance.
• French Knots – Small, raised decorative stitches used as accent details, adding a subtle three-dimensional texture to select areas of the composition.

Cross stitch is a form of counted embroidery in which X-shaped stitches are placed on an even-weave or Aida fabric following a gridded chart. Each square on the chart corresponds to one full cross stitch on the fabric, making it straightforward to follow even for beginners. Backstitching is worked after the cross stitches are complete and typically uses a single strand of floss to trace fine lines. French knots are formed by wrapping the thread around the needle before inserting it back into the fabric, creating a small, rounded knot on the surface.

Stitches Used

• Full Cross Stitch – worked with 3 strands of embroidery floss
• Backstitch – worked with 1 strand of embroidery floss
• French Knots – worked with 1 strand of embroidery floss

Stitch Count and Finished Size

The design has a stitch count of 89 wide by 61 high. Depending on the fabric count chosen, the finished stitched area will measure approximately:

• 10 Count fabric: 9w × 6h inches
• 14 Count fabric: 6⅜w × 4⅜h inches
• 16 Count fabric: 5½w × 3¾h inches
• 18 Count fabric: 4⅞w × 3⅜h inches

It is recommended to add 4 to 6 inches to each measurement when cutting your fabric to allow sufficient border for framing or finishing.

Materials Referenced

The pattern is designed to be stitched on 14 Count Cream Aida fabric, which is the recommended ground fabric specified in the chart. Aida is a popular, beginner-friendly evenweave fabric with clearly defined holes that make it easy to place stitches accurately. The floss and symbol listing included in the PDF provides the complete thread color information needed to complete the design. Six-strand cotton embroidery floss is the standard material used, with specific strand counts called out for each stitch type. A tapestry needle with a blunt tip is the standard tool used for counted cross stitch on Aida fabric, as the blunt point passes through the fabric holes without splitting the weave.

Pattern Format and Copyright

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