Needlework Marketplace 2026 Cross Stitch Patterns Page 7
This is the first in a four season series, and each one will feature the same magnificent tree in different colors, accompanied by critters and other sweet motifs. The inspiration for this one came from a unique mix of my love for handmade scrappy quilts and the painting "The Kiss" by Gustav... Read more about Tapestry Tree: Autumn - Cross Stitch Pattern An ode to stitching retreats! Is there anything more delightful than stitching with friends? I think not! With retreats in mind, I wrote this cute little poem and paired it with a simple band sampler design. I can't help but chuckle at the thought of needles wiggling! This would be a sweet stitch... Read more about Stitch & Share - Cross Stitch Pattern While at first glance this may seem like a geometrical abstract design, it is actually something very different: a monogram that features all 26 letters of the alphabet. This pattern was inspired by an actual monogram found in a book from 1881.
Model stitched on 32 count Zweigart Flax using seven colors of DMC. Stitch count: 165 x 213 and finished size is 10.3" x 13.31". Keeping in mind the time of year, I chose fall colors for the flowers in this basket. However, it is a design that lends itself to any season by changing up the flower colors!
Model stitched on 32 count Cafe Mocha Country French linen from Wichelt using 7 Weeks Dye Works threads. Stitch count: 131 x 108 and the finished size is 8.19" x 6.75". As a followup to a blackwork design I released last year, I am pleased to share this companion piece. In my explorations of old embroidery books, I came across a number of rug designs in a book from 1880. While they were intended as inspiration for woven carpet patterns, I realized that a blackwork... Read more about Woven Circle in Blackwork - Cross Stitch Pattern This design was a challenge by my fabulous friend Kim, who said I needed to create a "gobble bobble" . Once she challenged me, I knew I had to build the design around the turkey itself. It's my way of adding a little whimsy to the season, alongside all the traditions that come with it.
... Read more about Gobble Bauble - Thanksgiving Cross Stitch Pattern My dream (living in Texas) is to go walking outdoors on a crisp, fall day, watching the light turn warm and rich. While this design continues down the same lane as Floral Geometry I & II, it carries a fall palette. I love how the center medallion looks like a flower, within a flower, within flowers.... Read more about Floral Geometry III - Cross Stitch Pattern This modern cross stitch design was inspired by pondering what would happen if Santa needed to get to town quickly and didn't want to bother with preparing his sleigh and reindeer. He'd drive a car with peppermint wheels, of course! And the trip wouldn't be complete without a Christmas... Read more about Santa's Coming to Town - Christmas Cross Stitch Pattern This modern cross stitch pattern features a dark autumn night in the forest. A lantern lights up its surroundings of acorns, mushrooms, and pine needles. Fireflies float around it in an ethereal fashion leaving behind delicate trails created with textured blackwork stitching.
Pattern is... Read more about Woodland Aglow - Cross Stitch Pattern Henrietta 1870 a Bristol Orphanage Sampler Antique Reproduction.
Provenance: This beautiful sampler contains thirteen alphabets and seven sets of numbers in the top portion and is full in every space in the lower section with many motifs, short segments of bands, and ten corner motifs... Read more about Henrietta 1870 - Cross Stitch Pattern A Home for Henrietta, An Original Design based on a Bristol Orphanage Sampler.
This original sampler is based on motifs and lettering from a Bristol Orphanage Sampler, Henrietta 1870, in the collection of Cross Stitch Antiques. As it would happen, four girls with the first name of... Read more about A Home for Henrietta - Cross Stitch Pattern Mary Ann Slough, Specimen Book Cross Stitch Piece Reproduction circa 1840s
Specimen Books: During the 1800s in England and Ireland, sewing instruction books to be used by teachers and pupils were published, their purpose being the production of competent rather than creative needlework.... Read more about Mary Ann Slough, Specimen Sampler - Cross Stitch Pattern Anne Frances Ennis 1847 Words To Live By, An Irish Antique Reproduction Sampler
About Anne Frances Ennisfs specimen pages and cross stitch samplers: A collection of six needlework specimens were obtained together from an antique dealer, five being needlework specimen book samples, and one... Read more about Anne Frances Kirkpatrick 1847 - Cross Stitch Pattern Anne Frances Ennis 1853 Black Crowns Specimen Page, An Irish Antique Sampler Reproduction
About Anne Frances Ennisfs specimen pages and cross stitch samplers: A collection of six needlework specimens were obtained together from an antique dealer, five being needlework specimen book... Read more about Anne Frances Kirkpatrick 1847 Black Crown - Cross Stitch This is a RE-RELEASE in conjunction with the other four NEW Specimen Book Samplers! Ellen Kingscote English Specimen Pages Two Cross Stitch Samplers, Wisdom and Honour, circa 1840 Antique Sampler Reproductions
Two simple and beginner style cross stitch samplers are found in Ellen... Read more about Ellen Kingscote's English Sewing Book - Cross Stitch Cross stitch pattern from The Artsy Housewife featuring a geometric fall design with acorns, flowers and leafs!
Stitched on 40 ct. Natural with Weeks Dye Works, Classic Colorworks, Gentle Arts, and DMC floss. Stitch count is 103 x 147 and the finished size is 5.15" x 7.35". Christian wrought her sampler sometime between 1800 and 1805, using a vibrant palette. The pattern includes a history of her family.
Pattern is stitched on 40 ct. Cedar River Maple Bar with Weeks Dye Works floss (DMC conversion included). The stitch count is 111 x 173 and the finished size is 5.55" x 8.65". My newest Quaker design is so much fun! Come and celebrate the anniversary of our country!
Stitched on 32 ct. Platinum from Weeks Dye Works with Weeks Dye Works and Gentle Arts floss. The stitch count is 212 x 204 and the finished size is 13.25" x 12.75". This chart is a simple design celebrating Thanksgiving with pilgrims, pumpkins & squirrels in a delightful design.
Stitched on 32 ct. Cornsilk from Weeks Dye Works with Weeks Dye Works and Gentle Arts floss. The stitch count is 141 x 112 and the finished size is 8.81" x 7". Cross stitch pattern from The Salty Stitcher featuring a nautical design with the quote "A smooth sea never made a skillful sailor".
Pattern is stitched on 40 ct. linen with DMC floss. The stitch count is 250 x 188 and the finished size is 12.5" x 9.4". This squirrel is getting ready for winter and foraging all the autumn goodies. Part of the Stitch in Harmony floss collaboration with The Thread Gatherer.
Model stitched on 28ct 'Melisseus' by Under the Sea Fabrics with the Stitch in Harmony floss collaboration with The Thread Gatherer . The stitch count is 87 x 91 and the finished size is 6.2" x 6.5". A stylized depiction of Lu is shown here with peonies which are often called the king of flowers and are associated with wealth and prosperity.
Model was stitched on 40 ct. White Zweigart fabric using DMC floss. Stitch Count: 62 x 106 and the finished size is 3.1" x 5.3". And to finish out the trio, here we have a stylized depiction of Shou is shown here with chrysanthemums which are associated with health and longevity.
Model was stitched on 40 ct. White Zweigart fabric using DMC floss. Stitch Count: 62 x 106 and the finished size is 3.1" x 5.3". Before pumpkins became the face of Halloween, turnips were the first vegetables we carved in our attempts to scare the ghoulies and ghosties away from our porchsteps. But being replaced has left one turnip with a grudge! Now the original jack-o-lantern has clawed its way back from the grave to haunt... Read more about The Turnip's Revenge - Halloween Cross Stitch Pattern Carved in Stone is Ghost Boy's submission for the Stitch In Harmony color collab using Thread Gatherer's beautiful silk floss!
Carved in Stone is a bittersweet tribute to a love that endured beyond a lifetime. Two gravestones rest under the same tree. One stone has been wrapped with... Read more about Stitch in Harmony: Carved in Stone - Halloween Cross Stitch Finally, a wedding sampler made for spooky sweethearts! Chart comes with an entire alphabet for personalization, as well as additional charts with two brides and two grooms to create a sampler that is uniquely yours. Whether your love story began in a haunted house or somewhere a little less... Read more about Gravely Devoted - Halloween Cross Stitch Pattern "Love Bears all things, believes all things, hopes all things, endures all things, love never ends".
Stitched on 28 ct. Jobelan Lambswool with Weeks Dye Works floss. The stitch count is 125 x 97 and the finished size is 8.93" x 6.93". Cross stitch pattern from Artmishka featuring four sweet mice with their strawberries ready to eat.
Pattern is stitched on the fabric of your choice using DMC threads. Stitch count is 125 x 125. Finished size on 16/32 ct is 7.81" x 7.81". Cross stitch pattern from Artmishka featuring a mini mouse holding a strawberry plant.
Pattern is stitched on the fabric of your choice using DMC threads. Stitch count is 55 x 55. Finished size on 14 ct is 3.93" x 3.93".
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