Charts, patterns and everything needlepoint
I am trying my hardest to stop finding fun Christmas patterns, but the more I look the more amazing ones I find. My To do project list is going to be huge this year, hence why I am starting nice Read More ...
This super cute kitty is ready to help you in the kitchen, making the real kind of biscuits instead of kitty biscuits, perhaps?
This pattern from Sweet Annet comes out to 3 inches square on 14 count fabric and is Read More ...
This cross stitch kit is from our online store CraftGossipStuff where we sell discounted and low-cost crafting products. no fuss, no extra packaging, just the cross stitch printed design, your threads, You bring the creativity and the hoop. Just $6.99 Read More ...
I enjoy cross stitch, but first and foremost I’m a knitter, so I had to share this Knitter cross-stitch pattern from Junebug and Darlin.
The letters are the empty space around a complex background of leaves, birds and Nordic snowflakes. Read More ...
Do you ever feel like this? I think many of us are deep in pandemic fatigue/languishing/whatever you want to call it, and a little scream therapy might be just the thing to help us feel a little better.
That and Read More ...
I’m sure a lot of people here can get behind this sentiment. Stitch this up for your craft room or give to your favorite stitching friend!
This design is by Faber Cross Stitch and uses seven colors. It includes full Read More ...
This doughnut cross-stitch pattern from the Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery looks just about good enough to eat, and the beaded sprinkles are an adorable choice (though of course optional if you’re not into sprinkles).
The finished project is 35 stitches square Read More ...
I don’t know what dance these skeletons are doing but it looks like they are having a good time.
This pattern from Cross Stitch For You is worked all in one color, and you could totally just stitch one skeleton Read More ...
This snarky kitchen cross stitch seems a little like a Halloween decoration, but of course you can keep it up all year or gift it (as a “gag” gift?) to a friend who is not the best at cooking.
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