Get your hands on free printable cross stitch patterns in a downloadable PDF format. Fat Quarter Shop offers a wide variety of free cross stitch patterns online in a variety of designs and color combinations fit for every season and occasion. Browse our latest catalog of cross stitch items for everything you need to get started. Our free cross stitch patterns come in a wide selection of themes including Halloween, St. Patrick's Day, Valentine's Day, along with free beginner cross stitch patterns.
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You may know that Fat Quarter Shop has cross stitch fabric, floss and supplies, but did you know that we also have free cross stitch patterns? If you're a beginner or a seasoned stitcher looking for a quick, easy project, this is a great place to browse.Our free cross stitch patterns download in a snap. Once you have your pattern in hand, you're all set to purchase your floss and start on your next project. Choose from a lovely selection of free cross stitch patterns online. Our collection includes seasonal themes, holiday celebrations and inspirational messages. Whether you want free cross stitch patterns to create for yourself, share as a gift or donate to a worthy cause, you're sure to find something fun and fabulous in our assortment. For all the supplies required for your project, visit our Cross Stitch Shop.
If you've already done cross stitching, you probably have some of these supplies. It's always a good idea to take a quick inventory to ensure you have everything necessary before you begin. Once you've selected one of our free cross stitch patterns to download, confirm that you have the following:
In addition to our free online cross stitch patterns, we have an abundant selection of downloadable cross stitch patterns for sale that feature a wide array of designs, themes and color schemes. From basic patterns to elaborately detailed cross stitch projects, you'll enjoy going through our selection to find your next favorite!
Have you heard we said FREE? Here you find plenty free cross stitch patterns from our collection. We try to add new free embroidery designs on regular basis. Stitching is so much fun! Stitching patterns are ideal for cards, gift tags, samplers or Christmas stockings. Download and print any PDF cross stitch design for free from the list below to make your own inspirational embroidery.
height: 216 crosseswidth: 166 crossestotal crosses: 16920thread estimate: On average you can stitch approximately 1800 crosses with an 8 yard (7.3 metres) skein of 6-stranded floss, when working with 2 pulled strands over 2 on 32 count linen (or 16 count aida. This means that this pattern requires approximately 10 skeins. Working with one pulled strand gives a beautiful, slightly folkier look and requires only half the floss. This design has only full crosses and is pattern keeper compatible.
You can choose to stitch this design with one colour as charted or use various colours. Although you are free to pick any colour and cloth combination, I can highly recommend my favourite new floss company, Leo&Roxy Floss Co in Canada, exclusively available through www.evertote.ca.
I learned to embroider when I was a kid, when everyone was really into cross stitch (remember the '80s?). Eventually, I migrated to surface embroidery, teaching myself with whatever I could get my hands on...read more
For those who are new to this concept, there are several places online where you can find excellent, old, public domain needlework and embroidery books in PDF format that you can download and save on your computer for personal use.
Amanda & Ashleigh, two best friends, have been designing cross stitch patterns together since 2010. We love bright colors, hand-dyed fabrics and all things cute. Our cross stitch patterns can be easily downloaded to your computer or mobile device or we can print our cross stitch patterns and ship them directly to your door! Our mystery cross stitch stitch-a-longs have been a big hit in the online stitching community with stitchers worldwide working on the same projects together.
Stitching tip- always make the first stitch of each cross go in the same direction. For example, since I learned as a teenager, I make my first stitch of the X from bottom left to top right, the second/last stitch is always bottom right to top left. This creates a really nice even sheen across the work when its done.
Table runner with a cross stitched floral design and inscription made by Edna (Yetta) Kwasznik Eckstein, who immigrated to the United States with her young son from Ratno, Russia (Ratne, Ukraine) in 1912. They joined her husband, Sam, who had left Ratno in 1908 and settled in Denver, Colorado. The table runner, embroidered with her American name and a proverb in old fashioned Carpatho-Rusyn, may have been brought with her, but it is likely that it was made in the US.
Black velvet tefillin bag with a cross stitched design and Hebrew text used by Samuel Eckstein, who immigrated to the United States from Ratno, Russia (Ratne, Ukraine) in 1908, and settled in Colorado. Tefillin are small boxes that contain prayers that are attached to leather straps and worn by Orthodox Jewish males during morning prayers. Samuel was joined in 1912 by his wife, Edna (Yetta) Kwasznik Eckstein, and their young son.
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