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Have all you seen this yet? by PopsickleHeaven
New Cross Stitch Projects
Looking for projects to work on next: fun!
Deciding what project to work on next: fun!
Buying the supplies you'll need for the project to work on next: possibly the most fun of all!
Ignoring the many works-in-progress you have in order to start the project you're going to work on next: guilty fun!
Actually starting the project you're going to work on next: by far, the least fun of all of these
Dutchman's Springtime Puzzle, with M’ers for scale
Gradualis sanctorum Ecclesiae Parisiensis pars IIII incipiens a festo Corporis Christi usque ad festum susceptionis s. Coroneae spin - c.1670 - via Gallica (edited)
This pattern was too cute to not stitch. Here’s the chart!
Here’s a free cross stitch pattern! Enjoy x
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yaaaay new threads 🧵
me: looks away from cross-stitch for literally 3 seconds
me: where’s my needle
The Standard Rotary Shuttle Sewing Machine trade card advertisement, late 19th century (via)
I truly have no attention span I have a least 5 separate embroidery projects on the go and every time an idea pops into my head I have to start it instead of finishing the other 283 WIPs sitting in my fabric box
I use water soluble transfer pens when I trace my design onto my fabric. It’s supposed to disappear with cold water, but I’ve noticed if it dries in a warmer room the marker will come back.
I stick my wet embroidery in the refrigerator while it dries so it stays in a cool environment.
If it works, it works am I right?
A quick pattern to do in one evening and use up those odd bits of thread
Red / White / Blue star cross stitch on aida ... think this will be on a little pouch