The forest goddess Medeina is the Lithuanian huntress deity and the protector of animals. She is a prominent figure in Baltic mythology and is often depicted as a beautiful woman accompanied by wolves; or as a female wolf. The design shows her with a wolf and an Ural owl.
This cross stitch pattern depicts the Greek Myth of Eros, the Greek God of Love and his mortal lover, Psyche. It's one of the few stories from Greek Mythology that has a happy ending. In the story, Psyche was instructed not to look upon Eros, which is shown as a flame transforming into a blindfold.... Read more
One of my favorite folklore stories for the winter holidays is that of the Yule Cat. This majestic black cat finds those that have not received clothing as gifts and eats them! The moral of the story is to gift people new clothes so the Yule Cat doesn't get to them. This cross stitch pattern depicts... Read more
According to folklore, it brings good luck to say "Rabbit, Rabbit" first thing upon waking the first day of the month. This is one of 12 rabbit themed blocks that can be stitched separately or incorporated into a larger sampler. Stitch count for each block is 57 x 57. It was stitched with Gloriana silks on PTP 36 count Shale linen.
According to folklore, it brings good luck to say "Rabbit, Rabbit" first thing upon waking the first day of the month. This is one of 12 rabbit themed blocks that can be stitched separately or incorporated into a larger
sampler. Stitch count for each block is 57 x 57. It was stitched with Gloriana silks on PTP 36 count Shale linen.
This design features a primitive, folklore border with an alphabet at it's centre. It also comes with two bonus patterns that can replace the alphabet at the center. This design is monochrome and features full crosses only - pattern is stitched on any counted material of your choice.
Stitch count is 93 x 113. Finished size on 28 count is 6.64" x 8.07".
Cross Stitch pattern from The Primitive Hare featuring Befana, an old woman from Italian folklore who delivers candy and gifts to children on Epiphany eve!
Model stitched on 30ct Snowfall Linen by Primitive Hare using DMC thread.
Stitch count: 113w x 135h.
Model stitched on 14 Ct. Jack-O-Lantern Aida by Fiberlicious Yummy Fibers (or fabric of your choice) with DMC floss, Kreinik #4 Braid, and Mill Hill Beads. Stitch Count: 150W x 255H. Finished size: 11" x 18 1/4".
Model stitched on 14 Ct. Persephone Aida from Fiberlicious Yummy Fibers with DMC floss, Caron Waterlilies, Kreinik #4 Braid and Mill Hill Beads. Stitch Count: 161x292. Finished size: 11.5" x 20.86".
Model stitched on 14 Ct. Aida (or fabric of your choice) with DMC floss, Kreinik #4 Braid and Mill Hill beads. Stitch Count: 160 x 331. Finished size: 11 1/2" x 23 1/2".
A Swedish folklore style square pattern, with elements of spring blossoms and flowers, and a little man and woman at the center. This design features full crosses only.
Model is stitch on you choice of fabric and thread. Suggested fabric and thread is listed.
Stitch count is 151 x 151.
According to folklore, it brings good luck to say "Rabbit, Rabbit" first thing upon waking the first day of the month. This is one of 12 rabbit themed blocks that can be stitched separately or incorporated into a larger sampler. Stitch count for each block is 57 x 57. It was stitched with Gloriana silks on PTP 36 count Shale linen.
Step out into the woods and embrace the Slavik Folklore tale of Baba Yaga.. Standard DMC colors are used for this pattern, with a very minimal amount of backstitching to add some finishing touches. The model shown was stitched on 18ct hand dyed aida from OblongMeow. Pattern is shown in easy-to-read full color blocks with symbols. Stitch count is 65 x 95.
According to Greek mythology, muses are the ageless spirits who inspire and watch over us as we create. What better place for muses to reside than a cool, green topiary garden? At the entrance to Nora Corbett's classical retreat, ancient urns drip with moss, wrought-iron gates beckon visitors... Read more
An art form that is so appealing and full of passion. This young lady's soul emanates poetic inspiration as she stamps out her Jalisco roots to the relentless folkloric rhythms. Join in as you stitch to the beat of the footsteps. This colorful design will add a splash of color wherever you display... Read more
Discover the reproduction of a French sampler embroidered by Zephirine in 1876. This classic alphabet book invites you to explore alphabets, a row of darning stitches, and charming traditional patterns. The name Zephyr is of Greek origin and derives from the word "Zephyrus," which refers to... Read more
This is the third in a series of 6 houses inspired by the shotgun houses found throughout New Orleans. Stitch each house separately or all together as.
We stitched them on 32ct "Pioneer Trail" linen from Mountain Aire using threads from DMC, Weeks Dye Works, and Classic... Read more
Note from the designer: "The history of Hungarian embroidery goes back thousands of years. Early in its history, Hungarian weaving and embroidery was primarily a male profession. However, it was soon joined by women creating beautiful textiles for their clothing and their homes. Although the... Read more
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