Create embroidery template in Photoshop

Do you want to create an embroidery pattern from a photo? Cross stitch, half cross stitch.

We will edit your photo with Photoshop for as long as necessary for a fixed price of 50 CHF (approx. 52 EUR); a 50% discount is available if you order the material.

The original photograph and the embroidered image (cross stitch on 18 ct Aida)

The original photo, edited in Photoshop, and the embroidered image

Sheet overview (the embroidery pattern consists of 15 sheets):

Embroidery template after editing in Photoshop

Embroidery pattern, sheet no. 1:

Embroidery pattern sheet number 1, the background has been removed in Photoshop.

Legend (according to DMC Mouliné Spécial color numbers):

The legend with color symbols, after editing in Photoshop

The fabric we recommend depends on your eyesight.

Canvas samples (stramin, canvas, Aida, counted fabrics) free to try out.

Want to try out what suits you best? We send free canvas samples by post: Stramin, Canvas, Aida, Linen, Jute, and Cotton Fabrics.

How much does the material for my embroidery cost?

  • Depending on the fabric option, the material price and image size will vary.
  • We create the variant comparison with approximately 4 fabric variants and material estimates.
  • Our work costs 25 CHF. You will receive a discount of 25 CHF off the prepaid 50 CHF.

Material Cost Estimate: Before we begin the project, we can only roughly estimate the material costs for an embroidery kit. If you need 100 hours to complete the embroidery, the material price of our kit is 100 Swiss francs (110 EUR), which equates to 1.0 CHF / 1.1 EUR per hour of handwork for large stitches and 50 Swiss francs (0.5 CHF / 0.6 EUR per hour of handwork) for small stitches.

How can I buy an embroidery pattern (with or without materials)?

  1. Purchase an "embroidery pattern of my picture"

  2. After your purchase, please send an email to HandDeco@handdeco.com with:
  • Your image (max. 10 MB)
  • your level of experience in embroidery

  • Your eyesight and your preferences (to find the best stitch size)

  • All practical details, e.g., whether you want to frame the embroidery (standard frames are available in certain sizes).