Gingham cross stitch pattern

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Australian Cross Stitch is just the thing to do when you want something that stitches up quickly and easily. The end result is always pretty and it looks like lace. Here I used a mercerised cotton crochet thread size 8 which gives a nice crisp look to the embroidery. Australian Cross Stitch Looking at these two pincushions someone asked whether it was Chicken Scratch. No it's not. It's Australian Cross Stitch. One design is embroidered with half cross stitches and decorated with circles. The…

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CC of Suestreehouse blog is sharing this vintage coffee-and-tea pattern for cross-stitch on gingham. Thanks, CC! Get the pattern.

CC of Suestreehouse is sharing several vintage patterns for cross-stitch on gingham or chickenscratch. Enjoy a sweet rose. Or stitch a whole series of borders.

Chicken scratch embroidery is a unique and charming needlework technique that has been around for centuries. This form of embroidery is believed to have originated in America during the early days …

This great pattern is for the Cross-Stitch indea on Gingham. There is the chart for the five designs shown in the picture. This great pattern is reproduced from my private collection of antique and vintage books from the 1920's to the 1960's.The copyrights have expired and are public domain. This pattern will be sent to you in PDF form through email instantly after payment has been recieved You will need adobe or any other program that can open PDF files.

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I am working on several different embroideries which use the character of Gingham Check. Today, I would like to share one of those techniques. It is how to make an interesting pattern with some simple stitches on Gingham. It is simple but it is also effective. Do you see a pattern of formal octagons? I'm gonna show you how to attach sequins with seed beads as well. You will need to prepare #25 cotton embroidery floss in white. #25 embroidery floss is made up of six strands twisted together…