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Designer Spotlight: Tidy Patterns

September 18, 2024 by Sarah White

Every now and then I come across a shop I want to promote just because their patterns are colorful and cheerful. That’s what caught my eye when I found Tidy Patterns, an Etsy shop based in Switzerland that showcases the patterns of designer Noussa Creation.

The shop includes more than 400 patterns as of this writing, and a lot of them are quite colorful.

Of course I was also drawn to the patchwork inspired designs, since I love the combination of quilting and other crafts. Many of these look like mandalas or something you would see in a kaleidoscope, but there’s also a mandala section that includes some more (and some less) literal interpretations of the idea of a mandala.

This shop is very well organized, with sections including nature, proverbs and quotes, famous people, geometric designs, holidays, birds and butterflies, animals, cats and dogs, flowers, art, cartoons and games, monuments and towns, drinks and food, babies and kids, hobbies (which right now only includes a set of knitting and sewing motifs, which I of course love) and blackwork.

I really wanted to share this shop, though, because of the cool melting Rubik’s Cube inspired design. This stunning pattern uses 41 colors of floss and measures 140 by 135 stitches. It looks like a challenge but one that I’m sure would be well worth the effort!

The holiday section has a mix of Valentine’s Day, Halloween, Christmas, Easter and St. Patrick’s day designs, with a few seasonal or monthly designs thrown in. There’s even one for the holiday slide into the end of the year, wishing people a happy Hallothanksmas.

These designs are all a lot of fun and you should definitely check out the Tidy Patterns shop on Etsy if you like colorful patterns that might stretch your skills. As of this writing the shop offers bulk discounts when you buy three or more patterns and also 10 or more patterns at once.

[Photo: Tidy Patterns]

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Stitch a Silly Goose Wizard

I have never been one who can predict trends, and even when I hear about trends for crafting I don’t always believe them. When I heard ducks and geese were going to be big this year I didn’t totally believe it, but here were are, with duck and goose cross stitch patterns everywhere, not to mention porch geese having a resurgence and these birds showing up in other crafts as well. 

So when a wizard goose cross stitch pattern caught my eye, I knew I needed to share it. 

It’s not only a wizard goose, but a wizard goose riding a bicycle, announcing their mission to go cause a kerfuffle. 

How could I not share that? 

The design is from Cross Stitch With Art, and it’s actually not the only one this character features in, but we’ll get to that. This particular design uses six colors and measures 76 by 103 stitches. That’s about 5.5 by 7.5 inches, or 14 by 19 cm, when you stitch it on 14 count fabric. The pattern is great for beginner to intermediate stitchers, as it uses pretty simple shapes and not a lot of colors. 

It might also be fun to do the sparkles in a metallic thread, but it’s cute just as it is, too. 

If you’re not up for raising a kerfuffle, maybe you’d like another one of this character’s designs. There’s another one on the bike (riding the other direction, so you can make the pair and hang them together) in which the goose is cultivating whimsy. Other designs show the goose holding a candle. One of them is also about whimsy, while another advises to “hang in there it gets worse.” 

If you like your geese with a side of magic, snark and whimsy, these patterns are for you. Check them out at Cross Stitch with Art on Etsy. 

[Photo: Cross Stitch With Art]

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