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These 74 mythical animals cross stitch patterns are fun to stitch for yourself or a kid of any age. Unicorns and dragons don't exist (or do they?) but they have captured the romantic attention of human beings for thousands of years. 

This wonderful nativity collection includes 14 patterns for you to make your own personalized nativity scene.

This adorable baby animal koala bear is not only cute, he is quite simple to make and will proceed very, VERY fast.

Have you ever seen a cuter baby hippopotamus than this innocent little animal gazing inquiringly at us?

Does this baby monkey look comfortable, or what?

The lion may be the king of the jungle but this baby lion looks so huggable that we can't possibly be wary of him.

What an adorable baby frog cross stitch pattern this is - or should we say tadpole?

Can you name anything that is cuter than this baby cow or calf?

This little baby girl bear makes a delicious cross stitch pattern for anyone who loves bear - and who doesn't love teddy bears. We supposed, though, that she's a "Teddi", rather than a Teddy?

What a precious panda bear this cross stitch pattern will make for some lucky friend or family member!

We might not want a *real* baby mouse running around our home, but this adorable baby mouse cross stitch pattern will look great on the wall of a child's room - a child of any age, of course.

Doesn't this adorable baby pig make us feel a bit - no, a lot - guilty about eating bacon? 

This cunning baby goat cross stitch pattern is so adorable with his little horns and tiny beard.

If you've ever seen The March of the Penguins movie, you already know that these little penguins live in a cold and harsh environment - one that you and I would most likely not survive.

We defy all stitchers to find a baby animal that is cuter than this happy little hedgehog!

This delightful little baby donkey looks like he's really puzzled? 

This captivating baby elephant will melt the heart of anyone, whether a child or an adult-who-is-really-just-a-kid-at-heart. 

This enchanting baby rabbit or bunny looks a bit uncomfortable. Perhaps she wonders why we're staring at her? 

This darling baby duck or ducking has her head tilted and her arms out as if to say, "What ARE you looking at? What's going on?"

This baby chicken looks almost like she's shrugging her shoulders as she stands there looking back at us.