Cross stitch design of a round copper-toned teapot with a domed lid, curved spout, and arched handle on a plain background.

Teapot

Vintage & Retro ObjectsBeginner8 colours11 hours of stitching

There is something wonderfully comforting about a classic teapot, and this Teapot cross stitch pattern captures that familiar charm beautifully. Rendered in rich, warm copper and brown tones, the design has a lovely retro character that feels both nostalgic and timeless.

Whether you are stitching it to hang in your own kitchen or wrapping it up as a heartfelt gift, this pattern is a delight to work on. It suits stitchers who appreciate vintage-inspired pieces with a cosy, decorative feel.

  • Decorative
  • Drink
  • Kitchen
  • Object
  • Retro
  • Teapot
  • Vintage

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Pattern details

Size count
80 × 60
Colours
8
Stitches
1,698
Difficulty
Beginner

Finished size by fabric count

Fabric countInchesCentimetres
14 per inch5.7 × 4.3 in14.5 × 10.9 cm
16 per inch5 × 3.8 in12.7 × 9.5 cm
18 per inch4.4 × 3.3 in11.3 × 8.5 cm

Thread shopping list

8 thread colours, sorted by the amount you'll need. Lengths are based on 16 stitches per inch.

LengthDMC
2.2 m(521 stitch)154Grape Very Dark
2.2 m(506 stitch)3799Pewter Gray Very Dark
1.1 m(251 stitch)310Black
81 cm(189 stitch)356Terra Cotta Medium
72 cm(166 stitch)3858Rosewood Medium
25 cm(37 stitch)922Copper Light
25 cm(15 stitch)3865Winter White
25 cm(13 stitch)3830Terra Cotta

CXC and Sullivans skeins carry the DMC number, so the codes above cover them too.

These lengths include the thread lost to tails and travelling, so they are what to buy rather than what ends up on the fabric. A spare skein of your main colours is still worth having, because dye lots vary between batches and matching one part way through is the hard part.

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