Here’s a lovely free May flower chart from The Sampler Girl. It will stitch up quick and add a little bright spot wherever you “plant” it. Get the free chart. Read More ...
The Little Magician
Presto! Another great chart from Frimousse to stitch and enjoy, this time with a magical theme. Get the free chart. Read More ...
Ipad Cross Stitch Apps
If you are into checking out apps for your ipad right now, Jeanne Dansby has collected a list of Cross Stitch apps for you and not only does she have the list, but she reviews them. It’s great to learn Read More ...
Hearts and Chickens
Hearts and chickens just go together somehow and this chart combines them both. It’s free from Les Petites Croix de Christine. Get the free chart. Read More ...
Mother’s Day or Thank You Charts
Agi has posted several charts on her blog that would be perfect for Mother’s Day. They would also work great for thank you charts. Check them out.
Looking for Mother’s Day Cross stitch patterns and charts? Check these out on Read More ...
Heart Trio Project
The projects at Stickeule are often quite simple, but I find that pleasing myself. And I really like this heart trio project. It will be nice to stitch up for a lovely gift for your Amour, your Liebe, your Love. Read More ...
Stitch up a Sweet Tweet
This little birdie really is a sweet tweet. Stitch it up for Mom! Or for yourself if you’d rather do that. It’s free from Lady Kell at Kinkavel Krosses. Get the free chart. Read More ...
A Mother’s Memorial
Recently Jeanne Dansby’s mother passed away and she presents a lovely free chart in memory of her mother. Visit her blog to find out how to get it at Byrds Nest blog. Our condolences go out to Jeanne. Learn more. Read More ...
I Love You Mum Chart
Show Mum – or alter the chart a little to show Mom – how much you love her for Mother’s Day with this little freebie. Use the design for a card or a small ornament. The primitive design will be Read More ...
Daisy Chain Heart
This lovely daisy-themed chart from Stickeule will make a great project to stitch. You could also pull out one single daisy and stitch it too. Get the free chart. Read More ...