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These 7 cross designs are simple cross patterns that you can print. The cross patterns are also in small sizes for a necklace. Wooden crosses are popular gift items that sell well at craft shows and we have 7 cross designs for you to choose from.

Click the banners below for more popular patterns, available via mail or download! Lace Cross FP144 Designed by: Maggie WeldonSize: 4-1/2” wide x 5” tallMaterials: Crochet Cotton Thread size 10 (12 yds each), small satinRoses, Steel Crochet Hook #7,Large Sewing Needle, Hot or Craft Glue.Gauge: Rnd 1-3 = 2-3/4”shell: 3

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Looking for a meaningful and practical crochet project? Learn how to crochet a cross bookmark with this easy-to-follow tutorial by Hopeful Turns. This

Christos anesti! That’s Greek for “Christ Is Risen.” If you prefer Latin, it’s ” Christus resurrexit! Vere resurrexit!” and means “Christ is risen! He is truly risen!” Happy Easter to you! Being the wife of a choir director, this means getting to Mass an hour early to wait during practice. In keeping with the feast […]

Raggy Cross Applique Design Sizes include:4x4 hoop 3.26 x 3.895x7 hoop 4.89 x 5.846x10 hoop 5.89 x 7.03 I used a layer of gingham on bottom, then white fabric, then the lime dot on top You can also use a layer of flannel white or other underneath your fabric.

Anyone else have a sister they spend time with - especially during the pandemic? Well, I grew up in a family, where Mom and Dad had nine kids and all we ever did was spend time together. So, now that we're older and (hopefully) wiser, we're trying to have fun instead of spending our time cleaning, cooking and basically helping the family get by. And one of the ways we've been spending our time connecting creatively is by cross-stitching. We have also just started playing tennis together and…

I've decided to begin a new routine ~ and I'm hoping I can stick to it. So, I thought; each Friday, I'll share here what has inspired me throughout the week. I'm sure not everything will be about needlework {but mostly...really who am I kidding?} Mostly photos will be shared from Pinterest ~ my very favorite place to be in my head. I just love how all of those pins can be collected & shared by like-minded folks. and I especially love sharing my own photos there for my followers on Pinterest…