In case you haven’t noticed yet, I’m a cat lover. Even worse, I’m the kind of girl that shouts “Hey kitty-kitty” and tries to make friends with every cat in sight… Anyway, here are some of my newest cat designs!
All designs are available in my Etsy shop: http://www.etsy.com/shop/HappyStitchNet
Enjoy!
Today’s free pattern is a simple folk-style flower that is adapted from a vintage painting that I found on Pinterest. The size of the pattern makes it great to use for a 10 x 15 cm postcard (4 ” x 6 ”).
Folk-style primitive flower
Download free primitive folk flower pattern in PDF
Size: 37w X 72h Stitches
Size: 6.71w X 13.06h cm on Aida #14 (approx 2.8 ” x 5 ”)
I loved that flower so much, that instantly srated incorporating it into a bigger sampler design 🙂
Enjoy your stitching!
If you spent some time here on my blog, you definitely know my favourite animal. Yes, I love cats. And that is exactly the line that I put on the cross stitch sampler pattern that is going to become my second project for the Punk Projects Craft Challenge.
The pattern (as most of my cross stitch patterns here) is absolutely free. Scroll down to download full pattern in printable PDF format.
I Love Cats primitive cross stitch sampler
Pattern size: 66 x 100 stitches
For the days when you want to stitch something really, REALLY old-fashioned. A collection of free folk and primitive cross stitch patterns:
Pick of the week: Naive and Primitive
Designers and links: Continue reading “Pick of the week: Naive and Primitive”
Have you noticed, that there is a new sub-category in the Patterns section of the blog? It’s called Alphabets, and if I started it, I should as well populate it 🙂 So here is a nice and simple alphabet in black and yellow, with some busy bees flying around the letters. The yellow patches on the letters represent honeycombs.
You can stitch it as a sampler, or use any letters (and bees) separately to make names or quotes.
Busy Bee alphabet sampler
Colors: black, yellow. Stitches used: full cross stitches, back stitches (bee wings)
My new cross stitch pattern is based on my favorite Psalm 23:
The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want.
It features not only the first words of the Psalm itself, but also a cross and a sheep on green pastures.
Stitch count: 77 x 87 stitches, 10 colors
Continue reading “The Lord is my shepherd cross stitch pattern”
A perfectly normal sampler except that it has Klingon pIqaD alphabet and numbers 🙂
I have to admit that I haven’t seen much of the original Star Trek series. But I bumped accidentally into Wikipedia article on Klingon language and was quite amazed how much effort was built into developing the Star Trek universe in whole and Klingon part of it in particular. As a lover of different languages and cultures I knew I should make something like this.
Inspired by all beautiful samplers on Pinterest: “Happy Easter” sampler (maybe not exactly a sampler, but something very similar) with easter eggs, chickens and tulips. I made it in red, but it can be embroidered with any color you like.
I never did samplers before, this one is the very first and I hope you will like it!
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Stitch count: 80 x 80 stitches, 1 color.
Interested in Easter cross stitch patterns? Take a look at “Easter eggs” chart or browse the easter tag!
