Queer cross stitch

Free progressive pride flag cross stitch pattern! Happy #Pride :)

A collection of hearts featuring various pride flag patterns. Feel free to stitch this as a whole pattern or just grab the heart(s) you want to stitch anywhere! Flags included: LGBTQ+ Transgender Bisexual Lesbian Pansexual Asexual Intersex Genderqueer Non-Binary Aromantic Agender Polysexual (corrected 6/27/20) Now with sunset lesbian flag as well! (5/31/21) ************************************************* All of my patterns are meant to draw from that stash of supplies that many stitchers…

*for the whole kit --> https://junebuganddarlin.com/collections/cross-stitch-kits/products/yes-homo-kit Enjoy the elegant shades of pink on this emphatically queer cross stitch. F*** those who say "No Homo" as if being gay is something to be looked down upon. Stitch this babe up and display "YES HOMO." We're here, we're queer, stitch it. An ideal first project, with a level of ease pitched to be both rewarding and meditative. Finish your cross-stitch in a frame or embroidery hoop for a cute…

We know that pronouns are important! Let other people know with this handmade piece. Can be worn as a patch or hung as artwork. Contact us if you'd like a small hanging string added! Original cross stitch/back stitch patch with letting designed by Grey Toft, reading "Pronouns Matter" with rainbow flag and trans flag color details. Backed with light pink felt. About 4.5 x 2.75 inches. (Exactly 4 5/8ths inches x 2 13/16ths inches.)

Homo sweet homo cross stitch pattern - - - - - - - - - - - - This is a digital crossstitch pattern only. It can be printed as well as being suitable for onscreen viewing (PC, tablet, smartphone). No kits, fabric, floss, or other materials are included in the listing. - - - - - - - - - - - - • DMC colors: 13 • Size: 98w × 98h stitches • Aida 14 count, 17.78w × 17.78h cm / 7w × 7h in • Aida 16 count, 15.56w × 15.56h cm / 6.1w × 6.1h in • Aida 18 count, 13.83w × 13.83h cm / 5.4w × 5.4h in •…

We do love a nice cross-stitch pattern - yes, it seems to appear that the cliché on queer kids loving cross-stitch has some truth to it after all. But what we love even more is a nice cross-stitch pattern with feminist, ironic and very impolite messages. Which is exactly what Stephanie does.