Pattern by Kathy Barrick featuring a Christmas themed stocking and sampler design. Note from the designer, "I love this design! One thing Marty has taught me about designing is to always try to incorporate movement in a piece. She certainly did that well here! (I, on the other hand, am not... Read more about Skating Santa Stocking & Sampler - Christmas Cross Stitch
Cross stitch pattern from Frony Ritter Designs featuring a fun Halloween and fall themed design with a mug and the words "Pumpkin Spice and Everything Nice".
Pattern is stitched on 14 ct. Giocosco from Grace note Fabrics using DMC floss. The stitch count is 57 x 84 and the finished size is 4.07" x 6". Finished will Mill Hill Petite Beads.
Cross stitch pattern from Frony Ritter Designs featuring a gingerbread house with extra frosting and the words "I'm Dreaming of a white Christmas with extra frosting".
Pattern is stitched on rose aida using DMC floss. The stitch count is 83 x 68 with a finished size of 5.93" x 4.86".
Cross stitch pattern from Frony Ritter Designs featuring stockings and gingerbread men with the words "Naughty List Survivor".
Pattern is stitched on 14 ct. White using DMC floss. The stitch count is 72 x 57 and the finished size is 5.14" x 4.07". Optional Mill Hill Rainbow Black seed bead.
Cross stitch pattern from Frony Ritter Designs featuring a mermaid holding a garland with the words "Seas and Greetings".
Pattern is stitched on 16 ct. Pistachio aida using DMC, Weeks Dye Works, and Rainbow Gallery threads. The stitch count is 97 x 97 and the finished size is 6.06" x 6.06". Also recommended is the Mill Hill charm 12172.
Fall means Halloween and Halloween is a must! This playful sampler blends classic styling with clever, humorous verses, giving traditional Halloween a fresh and fun twist.
The pattern stitched on 32 ct. Lugana with DMC and Gentle Arts floss. The stitch count is 140 x 138 with a finished size of 8.75" x 8.63".
Cross stitch pattern from Pickle Barrel Designs featuring four fun Christmas themed sayings, "You are the fruit to my cake", "You are the ginger to my bread", "You are the candy to my cane", and "You are the hot to my chocolate".
Pattern by Thistles featuring a snowman and trees. Chish means "Tree" in the Apache language. This tree, which many people have in their homes during the holiday season, symbolizes warmth and togetherness.
Faith Bauble celebrates the true heart of the season with a message of quiet reverence and enduring meaning. Gentle and comforting - like a soft light glowing in the stillness of winter - making it especially meaningful to stitchers who cherish the spiritual side of the holidays.