Mini Quilt Block Pattern Project

I love quilts and I love cross-stitch versions of quilts even more! Over at Imagine Gnats, recently the blogger posted a miniature version of a quilt block in cross-stitch form. It is lovely and will be fun to stitch. So be sure to check it out. Get the free chart.

Cross-stitch Quilt Pattern Roundup –

Discover an array of patterns that beautifully merge these two beloved crafts, allowing you to create stunning quilt-inspired designs with your needle and thread. Get ready to embark on a stitching journey that combines the cozy warmth of quilts with the timeless appeal of cross-stitch.

Summer Mosaic Quilt Cross Stitch Pattern – Celebrate the vibrant energy of summer with our Summer Mosaic Quilt Cross Stitch Pattern. Inspired by the intricate patterns and colors found in traditional quilts, this design captures the essence of the season in a captivating mosaic of stitches. Let the warmth of summer radiate from your stitching as you create a masterpiece that showcases the beauty of quilting artistry in cross-stitch form.

Stitch a Quilt-Inspired Pumpkin – This charming design combines the coziness of quilts with the iconic symbol of fall—the pumpkin. Stitch by stitch, bring this delightful pumpkin to life, adorned with quilt-inspired patterns that add a touch of handmade charm to your seasonal decor

This Flamingo Quilt Would Make a Cute Cross Stitch – If you’re a fan of both quilting and cross-stitching, you’ll adore our Flamingo Quilt cross-stitch pattern. Inspired by the whimsical charm of quilts, this design features a delightful flamingo motif that exudes elegance and playfulness. Bring this cute and quirky design to life with your needle and thread, allowing the beauty of quilting to shine through in your cross-stitch masterpiece.

Agi’s Quilty Cross Stitch Pattern – From classic quilt patterns to modern interpretations, Agi’s patterns offer endless possibilities for creating stunning cross-stitch works of art that pay homage to the timeless craft of quilting.

Christmas Ornament Cross-Stitch Patterns – Embrace the festive spirit with our collection of Christmas Ornament Cross-Stitch Patterns. These delightful designs combine the cozy warmth of quilts with the magic of the holiday season. Stitch beautiful quilt-inspired ornaments that add a touch of handmade elegance to your Christmas tree or make heartfelt gifts for your loved ones. Celebrate the joy of both quilting and cross-stitching with these enchanting patterns that will fill your holidays with creative cheer.

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Cross Stitch Quilt Patterns

It’s not really that close to Halloween as I write this, but as crafters we’re always looking ahead and spooky season is one of my favorites. If it’s yours, too, or you just like things on the Gothic side, you should enjoy browsing and stitching projects from Ars Onirika on Etsy.

There’s a lot of pop culture inspired designs with a dark twist, from Harry Potter to Beetlejuice, Lord of the Rings to Edgar Allan Poe.

The biggest section of the shop is just called Easy Cross Stitch, but it covers a lot of ground, from text-only designs to stained glass windows, tarot card-inspired designs (I was going to share this one called The Stitcher as it’s relevant to our interests) and a green absinthe fairy.

I decided to talk more about that one instead just because I wanted to call out that while it’s in the easy section, it is labeled more accurately as being an intermediate design, so check those skill levels if you’re a newer stitcher. This one measures 122 to 169 stitches, which comes out to 8.7 by 12.12 inches or 22.2 by 30.8 cm on 14 count fabric. The pattern notes don’t say how many colors it uses, but it looks like a lot. This would be a great one to make for lovers of Art Nouveau or who have a fancy bar.

You’ll also find a large section of medieval and gothic designs, which includes lots of designs inspired by medieval artwork; a fantasy and magic section, filled with Harry Potter designs, fairies, Outlander and more; and classic art patterns, which is pretty much what it sounds like.

There are also alphabets and samplers you can use to make your own projects, a few literary samplers, and a set of Victorian cat designs you can personalize with your cat’s name.

If any of that piques your interest, you should definitely head over to Ars Onirika at Etsy and browse through their designs. Let me know if you see something you like!

[Photo: Ars Onirika]

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