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| Designed by © Sarah Fogle |
Lily on Watercolor Cross Stitch Pattern, a cross stitch pattern by Sarah Fogle, This pattern features a lily flower in a watercolor style with soft colors and blended stitches. It is a modern and artistic take on the traditional floral cross stitch. The pattern is suitable for intermediate stitchers who enjoy working with variegated floss and fractional stitches.
Full Post: Lily on Watercolor
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| Designed by © Amanda Gregory |
This pattern features a delicate butterfly with colorful floral wings. It is perfect for creating cards for various occasions, such as birthdays, thank you notes, or condolences. You can also stitch this butterfly as a gift for someone who loves nature and beauty. The pattern is easy to follow and suitable for beginners and experts alike.
Download Pattern: Butterfly beauty
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| Designed by © Ellen Maurer-Stroh |
The gladiolus is the flower cross stitch I present to you today. It is a stunning flower that can be grown in gardens or cut for bouquets. It comes in many colours, such as white, yellow, orange, pink and red.
The name gladiolus means "little sword" in Latin. Some varieties are small and delicate, while others are tall and spiky. They symbolize strength and sincerity, as well as love at first sight.
You can download the free pattern from the link below and enjoy stitching.
Download Pattern: Gladiolus
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| The Photo by © Kathy Shaw |
If you love dogwood flowers, you will enjoy this free cross stitch pattern. The pink dogwood version is easier to follow since it isn't white on white. You can get the free pattern from the link below and start stitching today.
Full Post: Dogwood
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| Designed by © Maria Diaz |
Download Pattern: Flowers Bouquets
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| Designed by © Amanda Gregory |
Amanda Gregory is a talented saffron artist. She created a beautiful cross stitch pattern in purple and orange that resembles the spice. She generously shares the pattern for free on her blog. You can download it from the link below.
Download Pattern: February Crocus
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| Designed by © Susan Bates |
Create a lovely hoop tidy with this free chart of a sewing machine motif by Susan Bates!
This hoop tidy is a great way to add some charm and functionality to your craft space. You can stitch the sewing machine motif from the chart below on white Aida and then attach it to a piece of patterned fabric to make a pocket. Then you can frame it in a hoop and hang it with some lace ribbon. It's a simple and fun project that you can make in no time!
This chart was originally published in Cross Stitch Crazy issue 199 as part of the Crafty Gift Ideas section. Use 14-count Aida and follow the instructions at the link below for mounting your work in a hoop!
Download Pattern: Sewing Machine
