Let’s make a cross stitch patch out of a small cross stitch project! Here I’m using my rainbow cross stitch pattern, but any design that’s a couple of inches/5 cm or so around will be fine for a project like this. Or if you’re making a patch to cover a hole in a garment, an […]
Rainbow Cross Stitch Pattern
Whether you’re making a rainbow for Pride or just because you love color, this rainbow cross stitch pattern is quick and easy to make in an afternoon. And if you don’t know how to cross stitch, you can learn all about it on my how to cross stitch page! Supplies To make a cross stitch […]
How to Stitch a Stitchable Journal Cover
This stitchable journal cover DIY is fun to make with a purchased stitchable notebook to show your love of handmade wherever you go. Where to Get a Stitchable Journal Cover I’ve had this stitchable journal cover for years. It’s Dimensions brand and it came from my local Joann. As of this writing its showing unavailable […]
How to Blanket Stitch on Cross Stitch Fabric
Using blanket stitch on cross stitch fabric is a great way to finish the edges and help reduce fraying. I used this technique on my cross stitch napkin rings, but it’s a great way to finish bookmarks or anything else that won’t be framed or finished so that the raw edges aren’t exposed. Why is […]
Cross Stitch Napkin Rings
I like using cross stitch in unusual ways, and I decided a perfect little cross stitch project for spring (or any other time) would be some cross stitch napkin rings. The finishing is a little time consuming, but the cross stitch itself doesn’t take that long, and it’s a fun way to use different colors […]
Four Leaf Clover Cross Stitch Pattern
This four leaf clover cross stitch pattern is perfect to stitch up for St. Patrick’s Day or any time you could use a little luck. It’s a pretty easy pattern because it’s symmetrical, so once you’ve stitched one leaf (petal? I don’t know what you call them on a clover) you can use your already […]
Cross Stitch Magnets
These little cross stitch magnets are so cute and a fun beginner project when you’re learning to cross stitch. They’re also a great subtle way to add a little homemade something to your fridge or your magnet board at work. How the Cross Stitch Magnets Work These little designs are made with a scrap of […]