These Patterns were Created by Kitty for your personal,  non-profit use.  Any other use requires written permission (including using them on any other website).

To download the individual patterns, just click on the image. PCStitch or the free PCStitch Pattern Viewer is requiredto view some of these patterns. All of the patterns are available in a single self-extracting file for PC users - x-stitch.exe After downloading, run the executable file.

asl-1.gif (6591 bytes) I would like to thank Ami from the Sign Language Page for allowing us to use her fingerspelling graphics for this pattern.

To download this pattern, please be sure you have the PCStitch Pattern Viewer installed on your computer. Place your mouse over the image, right click, and select 'Save Target As'.

490 x 419 sts
20 Colors
asl-2.gif (2665 bytes) I used the Gallaudet TrueType font from the American Sign Language Fonts page to make this pattern.

To download this pattern, please be sure you have the PCStitch Pattern Viewer installed on your computer. Place your mouse over the image, right click, and select 'Save Target As'.

280 x 111 sts
2 Colors
h-aid.gif (679 bytes) This pattern was done from a graphic that I drew. I guess if any credit is to be given, it should go to Oticon for making the hearing aid that served as a model.

To download this pattern, please be sure you have the PCStitch Pattern Viewer installed on your computer. Place your mouse over the image, right click, and select 'Save Target As'.

71 x 89 sts
4 Colors
ily1.gif (2757 bytes) I would like to thank Ami from the Sign Language Page for allowing us to use her "I Love You" graphic for this pattern.

To download this pattern, please be sure you have the PCStitch Pattern Viewer installed on your computer. Place your mouse over the image, right click, and select 'Save Target As'.

100 x 100 sts
14 Colors
ily2.gif (177 bytes) I put together 2 images of the Gallaudet TrueType font from the American Sign Language Fonts page to make this pattern.

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
30 x 30 sts
2 Colors
no-hear.gif (497 bytes) This symbol indicates deafness or hearing loss.

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
63 x 65 sts
2 colors
icon-cc.gif (319 bytes) The symbol for Closed Captioned. The original image came from Art Today

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
50 x 50 sts
2 colors
icondeaf.gif (364 bytes) This symbol indicates deafness or hearing loss. The original image came from Art Today

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
50 x 50 sts
2 colors
icon-dog.gif (330 bytes) The International symbol for Working Dog. The original image came from Art Today

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
50 x 50 sts
2 colors
iconsign.gif (349 bytes) The International symbol for Sign Language Interpreter. The original image came from Art Today

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
50 x 50 sts
2 colors
icon-tty.gif (361 bytes) The International symbol for TTY/TDD. The original image came from Art Today

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
50 x 50 sts
2 colors
test.gif (1280 bytes) This one would be great for an educational audiologist. The original image came from Art Today

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
115 x 76 sts
14 colors
huh.gif (528 bytes) The original image came from Art Today

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.
64 x 62 sts
4 colors
I was contacted by someone asking about a little accent design she could put on a verse she was making. I came up with a little something, she modified it a bit, and the pattern on the left is the result. Click on the image below to see the picture she sent me of her work. Thanks Susan Mc!

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to the left to get the pattern. Click on the image above to view a larger picture of this lady's work.
22 x 15 sts
2 colors
 
Cross stitch patterns created from art by folks who are deaf/hard of hearing.
This pattern is from a watercolor painted by a 15 year old.

This pattern is a .jpg so just click on the image to get the pattern.

 
question.gif (920 bytes)

A pattern made from your art work could go here!

  If you're an artist and would like to see your art turned into a cross stitch pattern, please contact us at kay@listen-up.org

Your pattern doesn't necessarily have to do with the topic of deafness or hearing loss.

Counted cross stitch chart from Jemini Designs - Leaflet 15.

Click on the picture to get a better look at the chart.

 

You can contact Kitty by emailing her at kay@listen-up.org.

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