Here’s a snowy scene with the birdhouse for the final month of the year 2012 from Atmosfera di Casa. Add it to your collection or stitch it as a stand alone project. Check out the project. Read More ...
Holiday Tea Towels from Kreinik
Holiday tea towels add festive cheer to your home during the season and they also make great hostess gifts. Stitch up several using these free project ideas from Kreinik. Check them out and be sure to browse around their “Freebies” Read More ...
Cross Stitch Scissor Fob and Ornament
Lynn B of Happiness is Cross Stitching is sharing a scissor fob and ornament chart that incorporates beads and cross-stitching. It is very festive and multi-purpose. Check out the free chart.
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Winter Swirls
Kelly Runde has shared with us her lovely Winter Swirls pattern. Just click on the image in the blog post to be taken to a pdf file of the free pattern for a great free ornament chart. Check it out. Read More ...
Advent Christmas Charts
At Cross (re) Stitched the blogger is offering a free chart a day until Christmas starting with this cute little elf. So far the charts have been small and perfect for ornaments. Check out the free elf chart and be Read More ...
Charles Dickens Saying
This is a repeat of a post from last year – I want to make sure you didn’t miss out! A beloved holiday tradition is “A Christmas Carol” by Charles Dickens and whether you like to read the original, watch Read More ...
Simple Snowman
This cute little snowman is free from Cross Me Not. Sara Jessica has a hit on her hands here with this design! It is simply adorbs and will make a perfect addition to a gift card holder, holiday card, or Read More ...
Modern Ornament
This modern ornament design uses specialty stitches so it will be fun to stitch and educational. Read More ...
Christmas Tree Quartet
Here’s a last-minute Christmas post of a tree quartet. Read More ...
Winter Holiday Cross Stitch Scene
Hiver, aka Winter, is represented in this scene as a deer (is it a reindeer?) looks over a house on a snow-filled lawn. Read More ...