Over at Hancock’s House of Happy, she gets up to more than just cross stitch. She’s also a shed dweller sometimes. If you don’t know what that means, then hop over to her blog post to check out the meaning Read More ...

If you enjoy stitching Celtic-inspired pieces, then you will love this free chart from Loretta at Stitching the Night Away. It’s simple, yet elegant and will make a lovely project in the color of your choice. Check out the free Read More ...

Sara Jessica is great about posting cute freebies on her blog and this time she’s posted one that is useful too. If you’ve ever wanted your own personal escape button, she’s got the chart for you. It’s a perfect gift Read More ...

I know it is already September, but for those of you collecting these teacups from Il Mondo di Ezechiele (and from the emails, I know there are quite a few of you), I wanted to be sure to post the Read More ...

Here’s a vintage alphabet from Brigitte Dadaux. Alphabets come in handy for some many reasons – marking linens, writing names, and creating monograms. Have fun with this one. Check out the free pattern. Read More ...

I have always heard that there is no “i” in “team” but Lady Kell of Kincavel Krosses says differently. She says there is and she’s found it. Check out the free project. Read More ...

Stitch a small to celebrate October which will be here before you know it! It’s this bloggers favorite month of the year. Free from Feathers in the Nest. Check out the free project. Read More ...

Hancock’s House of Happy posts cute and sometimes sort of odd and bizarre charts. In this case, there’s one of each. There’s the one shown here, a sweet little gnome woodsman who is ready to be stitched up and displayed. Read More ...