Riley Wood and Fiber Art - The Potato Eaters – Cross Stitch Pattern© | Fine Art Cross Stitch | 14 Count Aida | Digital Pattern made by Riley Wood and Fiber Art

Riley Wood and Fiber Art - The Potato Eaters – Cross Stitch Pattern© | Fine Art Cross Stitch | 14 Count Aida | Digital Pattern

$7.00
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Riley Wood and Fiber Art - The Potato Eaters – Cross Stitch Pattern© | Fine Art Cross Stitch | 14 Count Aida | Digital Pattern made by Riley Wood and Fiber Art

Riley Wood and Fiber Art - The Potato Eaters – Cross Stitch Pattern© | Fine Art Cross Stitch | 14 Count Aida | Digital Pattern

$7.00

Experience one of Vincent van Gogh’s most powerful early works through stitch with this detailed The Potato Eaters cross stitch pattern, inspired by the original 1885 painting. Known for its raw emotion, earthy palette, and intimate portrayal of working-class life, this design translates the depth and texture of the artwork into a richly expressive needlework project.

Designed for 14-count Aida, this pattern is ideal for stitchers who enjoy immersive, narrative-driven pieces with strong contrast and moody tonal shifts. The composition invites slow, thoughtful stitching and rewards patience with a striking finished work that feels both historic and deeply human.


Pattern Details

 • Fabric: 14-count Aida
• Stitch Type: Full cross stitch
• Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced
• Format: Professional digital pattern with digital hard copy E-mailed to you
• Includes: Digital URSA file and Pattern Keeper file PDF. I will email you the Black & white symbols, blocks, symbols on color, and a color symbols chart, as well as a floss list, and symbol key

Original painting size: 72cm x 93cm / 28.34” x 36.61”


This pattern comes in 2 sizes:

Medium: 36.3cm x 26.8cm / 14.3” x 10.1” 

Stitch Count: 200 x 142 = 28,400

Colors: 74

Large: 49cm x 34.7cm / 19.3” x 13.7”

Stitch Count: 270 x 192 = 51,840

Colors: 74


Important Information

 • One digital cross-stitch pattern with optional hard copy pattern E-Mailed to you. With Pattern Keeper file included.
• Fabric, floss, frame, and finished piece are not included


Public Domain Art Notice

This pattern is based on The Potato Eaters by Vincent van Gogh (1853–1890). The original painting is in the public domain, meaning it is free to use, adapt, and reinterpret. This cross-stitch chart is an original, independently created interpretation designed specifically for fiber artists.


Copyright & Usage Policy

This cross-stitch pattern is an original charted design created by Jason Riley.

You MAY:
• Stitch this pattern for personal use
• Display or gift your finished stitched piece
• Sell the finished stitched work (small-scale handmade sales permitted)

You MAY NOT:
• Copy, reproduce, or redistribute this pattern
• Share or resell the pattern in any form
• Upload the chart to websites, social media, or file-sharing platforms
• Create derivative charts based on this pattern for resale

Purchase of this pattern does not transfer copyright ownership.

Copyright © 2026 Jason Riley ~ Riley Wood and Fiber Art. All Rights Reserved.


Perfect for stitchers drawn to fine art cross stitch, Van Gogh embroidery, museum-inspired needlework, and emotionally rich designs, this pattern offers a meaningful and contemplative stitching experience—transforming a historic painting into a work of fiber art, one stitch at a time.

Jason Riley
Riley Wood and Fiber Art
2304 N. Freya
Spokane, WA 99217
rileywoodandfiberart@gmail.com

Cross Stitch Product Safety
Our cross-stitch patterns are digital download files and contain no physical components. While the patterns themselves present no inherent hazards, we want to ensure safe and informed use in accordance with the EU General Product Safety Regulation (GPSR).
Intended Use
These designs are intended for hobby stitchers using standard embroidery tools such as needles, scissors, and embroidery hoops. Adult supervision is recommended for younger makers.
Safety Considerations
This is a digital product; no materials, tools, or physical items are included.
Stitching requires the use of sharp tools (needles, scissors). Please handle with care.
Not suitable for unsupervised children due to the nature of typical stitching tools.
The finished stitched piece is intended for decorative use only.
Material Safety
All physical materials used to complete the pattern—such as fabric, floss, and needles—are selected by the customer. Please follow the safety guidance provided by those manufacturers.
Age Recommendation
Recommended for ages 12+ or younger with adult supervision.

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