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Product Types Cross Stitch Patterns (5)
Collections Nashville Needlework Market 2025 (1)

Plum Street Samplers Animals Cross Stitch Patterns

Autumn Moon - Thanksgiving Cross Stitch Pattern
by Plum Street Samplers
$16.00  $1439
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From Paulette: "It's here! The last of the moon seasons! I have truly enjoyed this series, and I'm sad to see it come to an end. ... Thank you for your patience in waiting for this last installment to arrive. I hope it's been worth the wait for you - it is certainly my favorite of... Read more
A Fine Spot - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Plum Street Samplers
$10.00  $899
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This little design features a tiny frog hoping to go unnoticed under his shady spot; don't all our stitching frogs tend to go unnoticed until we're pretty far into our projects? Ha!

The model was stitched over two threads on 36 ct Vintage Country Mocha with Classic Colorworks floss.... Read more
Stench Stack - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Plum Street Samplers
$10.00  $899
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A trio of skunks is stacked up in this cute little design by Plum Street Samplers.

The model was stitched on 36 Ct. Dusty Road by Seraphim Hand Dyed Fabrics with Weeks Dye Works, Classic Colorworks & DMC floss. Stitch Count: 54W x 90H. Finished Size: 3'w x 5"h.
Winter Blessings - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Plum Street Samplers
$8.00  $719
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This is the second in the seasons pincushion series, and I think my favorite part about this chart is the Bible verse: Proverbs 31:21 - "She is not afraid of the snow for her household: for all her household are clothed with scarlet." I think that is just the loveliest verse!

The... Read more
Red Bull & Odd Bird - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Plum Street Samplers
$18.00  $1619
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Note from the designer: I've had this antique reproduced since 2015, but I had always wanted to pair it with some little companion pieces before releasing it. I've finally done just that!

What drew me to this sampler was the oversize, unusual bird (I am always drawn to odd birds on... Read more