PixelStitchStudio

Saint John, Indiana

533
Sales
We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 4.9 (61)
12 years
on Etsy
We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 4.9 (61)
533
sales
12 years
on Etsy
533
Sales
We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 4.9 (61)
12 years
on Etsy
We calculate this number using a recency-weighted average of all ratings, with a rating's value decreasing by half each year to best reflect the current experience. 4.9 (61)
533
sales
12 years
on Etsy

PixelStitchStudio is taking a short break

Note from shop owner Hi. We're on a short break while we work on more exciting cross stitch patterns for you to enjoy! You can always contact me at dazwierz42 [!at] gmail.com if you have any questions or comments.

Thanks and happy stitching!
Dorothy

Note from shop owner

Last updated on Dec 16, 2025

Hi. We're on a short break while we work on more exciting cross stitch patterns for you to enjoy! You can always contact me at dazwierz42 [!at] gmail.com if you have any questions or comments.

Thanks and happy stitching!
Dorothy

Dorothy Zwierz

Contact shop owner

Dorothy Zwierz

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4.9 (61)
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About PixelStitchStudio

Where pixels meet stitches to create beautiful artwork.

Sales 533
On Etsy since 2014

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Where pixels meet stitches to create beautiful artwork.

  • Hard at work in my local Starbucks to bring my next creation to life!
  • How about a fabric calculator to help figure out how much fabric you'll need? We have an Android app for that!
  • Hard at work stitching patterns too!
  • Even in the dining room, the work just doesn't stop.
  • And this little lady is a stitchy finish and now is just waiting to become a perfect pillow!

Taking my love of software development, digital art and cross stitching and merging them into an incredible passion.

Shop members

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    Dorothy Zwierz

    Owner, Creator, Designer

    Hoosier born and bred by loving parents from the enchanting country of Poland. I've worked my way up the ranks from just a code monkey to the VP of Software Development but that's just not good enough. I'm here to let my creativity shine!

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Last updated on Nov 5, 2018

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More information

Last updated on Dec 17, 2025

Frequently asked questions

Sizing details

Each counted cross stitch pattern lists the finished stitch count as well as the dimensions of the stitched item in several of the most popular thread counts available. If you want to use a different count fabric, you can easily calculate the finished size as well as the needed fabric.

Take the number of stitches wide and divide by the fabric thread count. Do the same with the height. That will give you the dimensions of the final stitched area. That does NOT take into account additional fabric that you will need around the finished design.

Be sure to add at least 3 inches (7.62 cm) PER SIDE to give you a comfortable amount of extra fabric on which to work on. So that would add 6 inches (15.24 cm) to both height and width.

Custom and personalized orders

Customized patterns can always be requested and I will work on it with you until you are completed satisfied with the resulting pattern.

Adding a personalization to a pattern (name, title, date, etc.) can be requested at no additional charge.

Do you offer large format charts?

Absolutely. I'm currently going through and adding the large format PDFs into each pattern listing. If you don't see it there yet, just contact me thru Etsy and I will get that pattern emailed to you.

What types of chart format will I get?

Everyone has their preferences and I do my best to accommodate. From my experience, it boils down to comfort level of the stitcher.

Currently, I offer 4 different pattern PDFs for each pattern - a regular format chart in either black and white or colored versions as well as larger format charts in again black and white or colored versions.

You do not have to choose an option when you order. All four are available to you after you order in your download section.

The PDFs have identifiers at the end of each file name that tells you what they are:

RC - regular format, colored chart
RBW - regular format, black and white chart
LC - large format, colored chart
LBW - large format, black and white chart

How do I line up the pages on large designs?

Each pattern PDF comes with a "pattern map" that shows the exact layout of where the pages are in relation to one another.

How do I know how to stitch overlapped pages?

Each page that has an overlap, has the overlapping 3 rows and/or columns highlighted in red on each page of the overlap. So if you stitch those 3 rows/columns on the first page, you would not stitch the red highlighted rows/columns on the next page that overlaps. You will start at the next square after the overlapped highlighted area.

The overlap is there to help show you how each page butts up to the previous page.