PDF Export
Print-ready PDF patterns with a floss shopping list
One tap turns any Crossie pattern into a polished PDF: numbered chart pages, a symbol key, DMC skein estimates, and the fabric cut size. Everything you need to stitch away from the screen.
Inside the PDF
A complete pattern, not just a picture
Crossie lays out the export the way published patterns are: chart first, materials after, everything numbered so you never lose your place between pages.
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Cover page
The finished pattern in full color with its size and color count
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Numbered chart sections
Large, readable grid pages with bold rules every 10 stitches
- 03
Symbol key
Every symbol beside its DMC code, name, and color
- 04
Floss shopping list
Each DMC color with 2-strand skein estimates
- 05
Fabric cut size
How much Aida to cut for your count, with margin
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Center crosshair
Marked center lines so you start in the right place
Print Tips
Getting a clean print
Print at 100 percent
Turn off fit to page so the grid stays crisp and squares stay square.
Symbols or color
The chart uses symbols on color, so it stays readable on a black and white printer.
Shop from the list
Take the materials page to the craft store. Codes and skein counts are already worked out.
PDF export FAQ
What does a Crossie pattern PDF include?
A cover with the finished pattern, numbered chart sections sized for printing, a symbol key, a DMC floss shopping list with 2-strand skein estimates, the fabric cut size for your Aida count, and a center crosshair to start from.
Can I print my patterns at home?
Yes. Export the PDF and print it on any home printer, or send it to a print shop. Print at 100 percent scale so the grid stays crisp.
Does the PDF tell me how much floss to buy?
Yes. The materials page lists every DMC color in the pattern with its code, name, and an estimated number of skeins based on 2-strand full cross stitches.
Can I stitch from the PDF without the app?
Yes. The PDF is a complete standalone pattern. Print it, mark it with a highlighter, or keep it on a tablet. Your progress tracking stays in the app if you want both.
Next: turn a photo into a pattern, design one from scratch, or track your stitching in the app. Planning a project first? The free fabric calculator sizes your Aida before you start.