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Cross stitch pattern from The Woolly Ewe featuring a saltbox June design. This is one of 12 in the monthly Patchwork Saltbox series.

Model stitched on 32 Count Putty Linen from Weeks Dye Works using DMC floss. Stitch count is 88 x 88. Finished size is 5.5" x 5.5".

Rebecca's Flowers - Cross Stitch Pattern
by With My Needle

$13.00  Sale $9.09
This small design is inspired by Rebecca's Price sampler which is available separately. The project can be framed, made into a pillow, or attached to a bobbin/spool. Three slightly different designs are included to fit a variety of bobbin sizes as well as detailed assembly instructions.

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Sunflower Wax Seal Stamp - Etched Dies
by Spellbinders

$13.00  Sale $10.38
Sunflower Wax Seal Stamp is part of the Serenade of Autumn Collection. It has one wooden handle that supports a 1-inch round brass stamp design on its end. The sunflower is in full bloom that covers the entire stamp. What a sweet design to place on an envelope or project!

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Quatrefoil - Quilt Pattern
by Wendy Sheppard for Moda

$12.50  Sale $9.38
Project size: 83" X 83"

Owls See You - Quilt Pattern
by Wendy Sheppard for Moda

$12.50  Sale $9.38
Finished size: 49" x 58"
A Marjorie Massey pattern featuring a lovely Easter sampler!

Pattern is stitched on the fabric of your choice using DMC threads. Stitch counts are 91 x 267 each.

Pick Of The Patch - Quilt Pattern
by Wendy Sheppard for Moda

$12.50  Sale $9.38
Finished Size: 62" x 82"

Early Bird - Quilt Pattern
by Wendy Sheppard for Moda

$12.50  Sale $9.38
Early Bird G. For Moda by Wendy Sheppard.

Potted Poinsettias - Clear Stamp
by Woodware

$7.85  Sale $6.51
Modern sketchy take on the traditional Christmas poinsettia. Designed by Francoise Read. This stamp would be perfect for cards and scrapbook pages as well as mixed media or fun dcor projects. Ready to mount on an acrylic block the stamps can be used with ink pads, paint, or used with pigment ink and... Read more about Potted Poinsettias - Clear Stamp

Poppies - Clear Singles Stamp
by Woodware

$7.50  Sale $6.21
Clear stamp from Woodware featuring poppy flowers!

Ready to mount on an acrylic block, these stamps can be used with ink Pads, paint, or used with pigment and embossing powder. They are suitable for paper fabric, or any other surface depending on the ink choice! High quality polymer stamps designed and made in the UK.

Autumn Bouquet - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Yasmin's Made With Love

$12.00  Sale $9.59
Cross stitch pattern from Yasmin's Made With Love featuring a beautiful Autumn bouquet.

Patter is stitched on 32 ct Vintage Gold by Fabric by Crafty Kate using DMC threads. Stitch count is 77 x 61.

Pin Cushion Floral with Scissors
by Dritz

$17.90  $16.11
A pretty pin cushion is a welcome sewing companion. This floral pin cushion has petal shaped sections that circle around embroidery scissors keeping them close by to snip threads as you go. Includes 3.75" scissors. Size: 3.75" x 3.75" x 2.25"

Simply Stitched with Wool - Embroidery Pattern
by Zakka Workshop

$22.00  Sale $16.50
In this fresh collection of botanical-inspired motifs, Yumiko Higuchi combines wool thread with cotton floss for a modern twist on embroidery.Wool thread creates fluffy, three-dimensional embroidery with a soft, warm texture. Because of its voluminous nature, wool thread stitches up quickly,... Read more about Simply Stitched with Wool - Embroidery Pattern
This vintage-inspired purse features a stunning floral wreath motif designed by Japanese embroidery artist Alice Makabe. Instructions are included for embroidering the motif in two different color ways, as well as for sewing the purse and installing the metal clasp. The kit includes: One metal purse... Read more about Vintage Floral Purse - Sewing and Embroidery Kit

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