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It’s so funny for me to watch my first patterns and to think about the path I walked to arrive to my real style, that is the one I create no...

I finished my piece and now you can make one for yourself or as a gift if you would like. I love looking at antique samplers and the naive forms of the animals. I redid some antique motifs and added my own touches and design, to make this pillow. It is great as a bowl filler or you can add a hanger for a prim cupboard. I made mine on 18 count aida, but I think this would look nice on primitive linen. I just don't have the eyes for the tiny holes. I hope you enjoy my new pattern and have fun…

~MAY DAY SAMPLER~ Stitch count - 145 wide X 121 high Copyright 2009 - With thy Needle & Thread "The fair maid, who the first of May goes to...

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Pretty free cross stitch pattern; great floral design for pinkeep. Chart for FF.

It is a beautiful Farmhouse Friday. What's Farmhouse Friday? Well, this year my friend, Joan and I are working on farmhouse stitching on Fridays . Doesn't that sound like a lot of fun? You certainly can join us. Just choose any favorite farmhouse stitch you are interested in working on and let those nimble fingers stitch up a storm. 🧵 Earlier this week, I showed you my progress on my Farmhouse Sampler. Eeeeh! It is done!!!!!! Can I tell you that I love it? The simplicity of it makes my…

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Free Cross Stitch Samplers Images

Good Monday Morning Friends & Folk! ...while rummaging through my winter/holiday decorations, I found this little cross stitched snowguy that I made last year ~ I had the idea to 'capture' him in a glass jar, so I repurposed a 'Cheerful Giver' glass candle jar & lid.... here he is outside his glass world: ↓ ...and here he is captured once again inside... {sorry about the glare} ↓ here is the lid, I covered it with a circle of cotton batting {to fit just smaller than the lid} and then covered…