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Autumn Cross Stitch Designs (and Other Seasons, Too)

November 2, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

autumn cross stitch patternsI came across the summer and autumn free cross stitch patterns from Happiness is Cross Stitching the other day, then got stuck in the rabbit hole of her site looking for the other seasons.

In addition to this pretty fall Read More ...

Stitch a Scarecrow or Some Scripture for the Harvest

October 31, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

scarecrow and scripture cross stitch

We often think of scarecrows around Halloween, but they can be a symbol of the harvest that works throughout the fall.

This cross stitch scarecrow from AOK Corral is really cute, standing over corn and pumpkins.

The chart also includes Read More ...

Get Started on Thanksgiving Stitching with this Sweet Pattern

October 28, 2016 by Sarah White 1 Comment

Give thanks free cross stitch chartIf you’re ready to move right past Halloween and into Thanksgiving, here’s a great little chart for you.

The Give Thanks chart is free from Plaid, and it’s a really nice little design that features leaves and berries.

It’s a Read More ...

Stitch a Bookmark Covered with Autumn Leaves

October 26, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

Changing leaves cross stitch bookmark pattern

I’m going to be on a leave kick here for a little while because I’m so excited they’re finally turning and falling a little bit where I live.

This little cross-stitch leaf panel from Nancy Spruance Designs is perfect as Read More ...

Review: Sports Alphabets to Cross Stitch

October 24, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

Sports Alphabets to Cross Stitch review.This time of year is full of sports activities for kids, and if you like to personalize their bags — or anything else — in a crafty way you can combine their love of sports with your love of craft Read More ...

Span the Seasons with a Jack o’ Lantern in a Pilgrim Hat

October 22, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

Halloween pumpkin in a pilgrim hat cross stitch pattern.The trouble with Halloween decorations is that you have to put them away after the holiday, but a lot of them would work throughout the fall if only they weren’t so creepy.

 

 

This Halloween pumpkin pattern is a Read More ...

Stitch a Gorgeous Maple Leaf

October 20, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

Gorgeous maple leaf cross stitch chart.There are lots of cross-stitch patterns that use fall leaves as a motif (and I’m sure I’ll be sharing more than this one) but this maple leaf from CrossStitchPattern.net is one of the prettiest I have seen.

It shows the Read More ...

Celebrate Fall with this Lovely Harvest Cross Stitch

October 18, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

autumn cross stitch designI am getting a little tired of the almost-fall weather. Here in the southern United States, it takes so long for fall to actually happen that we get a little impatient. But it’s supposed to be cool later this week Read More ...

Funny Subversive Halloween Cross-Stitch Patterns

October 15, 2016 by Sarah White 2 Comments

I know there are a lot of funny, snarky, subversive Halloween cross-stitch patterns out there, but I wanted to highlight just a few for your stitching fun.

I think we shared this one last year, but the Snarky Ghost from Read More ...

More Little Halloween Cross Stitch Patterns

October 13, 2016 by Sarah White Leave a Comment

monster cross stitch patternOK, so I’m a little obsessed with Halloween cross-stitch patterns. I’ll be done soon, I promise. It’s just that there are so many cute ones, and they’d be great as a sampler or on a pillow or on a treat Read More ...

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