Warm Winter Wishes Cross Stitch Pattern

This cheerful winter scene depicted in the Winter Wonderland House design by Leia Patterns is truly enchanting. It exudes a cozy and inviting ambiance, making it the ideal project to embark on during those chilly days when the weather outside is less than pleasant.

The design incorporates a harmonious palette of eight colors, carefully chosen to bring out the beauty and vibrancy of the scene. With its skillful use of shading and highlights, the Winter Wonderland House comes to life, evoking a sense of warmth and comfort. The intricate details within the design add depth and texture, showcasing the artist’s attention to even the smallest elements.

Measuring 7 by 6.8 stitches when worked on 14-count fabric, this pattern offers a stitching area of 97 by 95 stitches. This size provides a substantial canvas to work with, allowing for the inclusion of intricate features without overwhelming the overall composition. Whether you prefer working with a hoop, frame, or any other stitching accessory, this design offers flexibility and accommodates different stitching preferences.

Despite the abundance of delightful details, the Winter Wonderland House design remains accessible and approachable, even for those who are relatively new to cross-stitching. While it may require some patience and focus, the pattern’s clear instructions and manageable complexity make it an enjoyable project for stitchers of various skill levels.

If you’re eager to embark on this charming winter stitching adventure, you can obtain your copy of the Winter Wonderland House design from Leia Patterns. They offer high-quality patterns and instructions, ensuring that your cross-stitching experience is both rewarding and fulfilling. Prepare to immerse yourself in the magic of this design as you create your own cozy winter scene, bringing warmth and joy into your home.

[Photo: Leia Patterns.]

You can get a copy on Etsy.

[Photo: Darling Whimsy Designs.]

Looking for more Christmas Cross Stitch patterns? Check these out on Etsy. and these designs on DMC threads website.

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Stitch with Coffee is an Etsy shop that is almost completely devoted to holiday designs, with the exception of a series of designs that feature the exploits of a tuxedo cat named Tuxey. It’s also almost completely devoted to cat designs, as we’ll see.

Because I happen to own a tuxedo cat (her name is Haru) we definitely have to spend some time talking about those patterns Haru means spring, so it seems appropriate to share this one of the cat in a field of daisies. The pattern measures 91 by 52 stitches and is all full cross stitches with a little bit of backstitching. It doesn’t say how many colors are used but I think it’s six or seven.

I love the look of it on this sage colored 28 count linen but you can use whatever you like.

The largest category in the shop is for Halloween, and here, too, you’ll find a lot of cats (I also have a black cat so you know I love that, too). There are cats doing potions, a skeleton cat, Frankencat, Dracula cat, cats in pumpkins, a cat witch flying a broom and more. There are also some ghosts and other patterns that don’t involve cats, but I can’t stress enough that there are a lot of cats in this shop (maybe it should have been called Stitch with Cats instead of Stitch with Coffee!).

In the Christmas section there are still more cats: in sweaters, with antlers decorated with holiday lights, in stockings and a cat snowman. There are not Christmas patterns that don’t feature cats.

There are a couple of Valentine’s Day patterns that don’t feature cats, but they still predominate here. You get the idea.

If you like cats every day of the year you’re sure to enjoy this shop. And if you like cats every month of the year, make sure you check out their calendar series, which features cats doing seasonal things like watching a snow globe, being a leprechaun and waving a flag surrounded by fireworks.

Check out all their designs at Stitch with Coffee, and let me know if you see something that catches your eye!

[Photo: Stitch with Coffee]

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