Repetitive

Another cross-stitch pattern that can easily be adapted to any size you like. No need to stick to solid-coloured backgrounds either: just because I don't know how to colour-coordinate, doesn't mean you have to play it safe... Have fun with them :)
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"Unembellished" version

Actual pattern

 

    
                                                               Variations 1, 2 and 3

Actual pattern for variations 1, 2 and 3

Flowery...

A small cross-stitch design that can be multiplied to fill any size of embroidery work you choose. Please click any picture to enlarge. Enjoy :)

            

                Single element, 21x21 stitches

Pattern for a single element 

Repeating pattern

Repeating pattern with added dots

Repeating pattern in various colours

Actual pattern, please click to zoom

Mandala-esqueishlike...

My first round cross-stitch pattern, with variations. For larger images, please click the pictures.
I hope you can find a use for them :)

31x31 stitches

Colours in reverse

Random colours

The actual pattern

Mushroom

Well, the title says it all, it's a mushroom and it's a cross-stitch design (but that's probably just stating the obvious...)

28 stitches wide and 36 stitches high (click to zoom)

You could of course use other colours than the familiar red with the white dots:

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Granted, the last one looks rather bizarre, perhaps that's what it would like to someone who ate one...

And here's the actual pattern you can use. Enjoy :)

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Teensy(?)

Probably the smallest cross-stitch design I've done so far :)

Only 15x15 stitches in size (please click to enlarge)

But behold! Copy and paste and it goes from minute to massive in moments...
Enjoy :)

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From S to XXXXXXL!

A simple cross-stitch design, could be used on its own for something small, like a pincushion.

29x29 stitches (including the border: 35x35 stitches), please click to enlarge

But throw a bunch of them together and any size is possible! Have fun with them :)

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I added some circles in this one, which I noticed makes it look like there are owls in there...
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Transformation complete!

Changes since yesterday have been so small (they're hardly visible to the human eye...), that I think it is safe to say this cross-stitch pattern has reached its full potential :)

21x29 stitches in size (click to zoom)

Since the patterns found in the previous posts all have the same dimension (21x29 stitches), today's "Possible pattern" can also be used for those (and vice versa...). Enjoy!

Possible pattern, please click for larger image

Mitosis slowing down...

Another variation on the previous cross-stitch designs; today it looks like this:

21x29 stitches "tall" (click to zoom)

Possible pattern (please click for larger image)

Mitosis continues...

Yesterday's pattern has "evolved" into this:

21x29 stitches in size (click to zoom)

Possible pattern (please click to enlarge)

And then there were two?...

A variation on Highly expandable, in fact it looks a bit like mitosis ;)

                                

                                     15x29 stitches in size

               

                   Example, click to zoom

Pattern option, please click picture to enlarge