Some of the most requested Pokemon patterns out there, and seen as some of the most epic; are Servotron’s epic Pokemon cross stitch patterns.
We’ve compiled all 5 of Servotron’s patterns and an additional 6 and 7th generations by Shadow_Nova, showing the first 7 generations of Pokemon in the generation 5 Pokemon sprites. Each pattern is the same size.
Stitch Count: 256w x 450h
Finished Size: 18.3″ x 32.1″ or 46.4cm x 81.6cm (14ct)
Number of colors: 105 (generation 1), 101 (generation 2), 105 (generation 3), 103 (generation 4), 101 (generation 5), 102 (generation 6) & 103 (generation 7) DMC
Generation 1 (Red/Blue/Yellow)
Download Gen 1 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 1 B&W pattern
Download Gen 1 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Generation 2 (Gold/Silver/Crystal)
Download Gen 2 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 2 B&W pattern
Download Gen 2 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Generation 3 (Ruby/Sapphire/Emerald)
Download Gen 3 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 3 B&W pattern
Download Gen 3 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Generation 4 (Diamond/Pearl/Platinum)
Download Gen 4 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 4 B&W pattern
Download Gen 4 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Generation 5 (Black/White/Black 2/White 2)
Download Gen 5 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 5 B&W pattern
Download Gen 5 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Generation 6 (X/Y)
Download Gen 6 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 6 B&W pattern
Download Gen 6 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Generation 7 (Sun/Moon)
Download Gen 7 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 7 B&W pattern
Download Gen 7 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Generation 8 (Sword/Shield)
Download Gen 8 COLOR pattern
Download Gen 8 B&W pattern
Download Gen 8 COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Download Gen 8 Gigantamax COLOR pattern
Download Gen 8 Gigantamax B&W pattern
Download Gen 8 Gigantamax COLOR EXTENDED pattern
Thinking of tackling this epic cross stitch? We have some great guides like where to find super large aida, how to tackle epic cross stitches, cross stitch gridding techniques and how to keep up motivation when tackling epic cross stitches.
If you want to see how they look completed, we have a whole gallery you can view!
Looking for something else? Check out our list of free cross stitch patterns for more.
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So I do have a question. Im working through the gen 4 epic cross stitch and there is one color on cresselia thats used only in one spot as far as I can tell for just one stitch. It’s a yellow toned blue which is consistent with what is actually going on in cresselias actual game sprite. However this color is not listed on the color table. If I were using the black and white pattern it would look a lot like I am supposed to use DMC 333, which IS used in cresselia but is not the correct color consistent with what color is supposed to actually be there. In the pattern its on cresselias neck inbetween DMC 743 and DMC 3839 just under pheone’s little head bobber.
That’s DMC 647.
Hi, do you think the Gen 1 pattern could be converted into hama beads? There are a LOT less colours than with floss. Is there a picture of the whole pattern in one piece available?
Actually, someone already has! I don’t think the pattern is available anywhere though. Might be worth reaching out to them.
Hello! I’m about to start my Gen 1 project! I was wondering if you would suggest using 2 or 3 strands of DMC embroidery floss? I want to make sure it looks really nice and full and saturated color! But I also don’t want it to get too bulky or messy with all the different colors. Would love your thoughts!
That depends on what count fabric you’re using, and the color.
Lets assume you’re stitching on 14 count, white aida; I would stitch in 2 strands.
If you’re stitching on 14 count black aida; 3 strands.
Oh yes, sorry for not clarifying! I’ll be using 14 count white Aida, Zweigart to be exact. So 2 strands will be enough to make the whole thing look full and saturated with color?
No worries! Yes, 2 strands will be enough. If you look on our page of completed epic pokemon patterns all of the gen 1 versions are 14 count with 2 strands. So that will give you a good view of how they’ll look.
Generally speaking, if you’re doing large blocks of single colors, then you want to increase to 3 strands, but for work like this where you regularly change color, 2 strands is the preferred amount generally.
Hello! I have a small confusion re: the extended gen 1 color chart. Some of the letters (i.e. m, f, etc.) in the boxes are sometimes printed in black, and sometimes in white. Is there a reason for that? (an example is Charizard’s toenails where some m’s are black and some are white)
The system used to do this to help you see the symbols better compared the the colors and symbols around it.
The symbol represents a color of thread; regardless of the color of the symbol.
I absolutely HATE being a pain to ask this but is there anyway to get the Epic Gen 1 Colour extended floss chart in numerical order? I’m currently on month 2 of doing the chart and my brain is melting down trying to hunt for the number xD I love this pattern and I’m so grateful that it’s available!
I think that’s something I might be able to do for you!