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It feels like I'm always saying this, but I can't believe how fast April has flown by. Mostly becasuse projects that are due at the end of the month aren't done yet I guess. But since it's the 3rd Friday in April, it's time for May's Flower of the Month series by EMS that are part of the 2015 SAL I'm hosting. If you want to come join us there's still time to sign up, all the signup info can be found here. May's flower as designed by Ellen Maurer-Stroh is Lily of the Valley, which will be our…

Whether you are looking for forest friend patterns or woodlands patterns we have you covered with this Cross stitch roundup of over 25 patterns. Forest or woodland-themed decor is perfect for nurseries or even the man cave. I have … Read More...

🟠 THIS PATTERN IN A BUNDLE OF 4: https://www.etsy.com/listing/1670471245 This is a cross-stitch pattern. It may be used for your DIY projects and as home or clothes decor, pillowcase customization, tote bags, cushion clothes, or any needle and thread project. All patterns are PATTERN KEEPER App-compatible, but sometimes uploading can be tricky. Please review the app settings or watch this helpful video: https://youtu.be/viP_p6-i2-c?si=WQRA65quK1zVgWZG 🟠 With the purchase, you will get a…

Get creative with 10 free cactus cross stitch patterns. From beginner to more intricate patterns, these fun cacti will add a unique touch

Get inspired to create beautiful art with our free floral cross stitch patterns. Download a pdf pattern and stitch away!

Digital computer model - not printed on paper. This is a pattern only! Not a kit or finished piece! No fabric or floss are included in this listing

Part of our Ecoregions series, this duo of cross stitch patterns feature two designs: a geometric rendition of the mountain ranges, forests and shiny waters that are typical of the Cordillera region as well as a pattern featuring the silhouette of a grizzly, a keystone species of the area.