Cross Stitch
Laurel stitched up the February Ornament with some pretty variegated threads. There were two versions of this chart available (same pattern with the holiday lights in different positions)
==> Pattern is available for purchase here.
Thank you for sharing your stitching with us, Laurel. Always appreciated 
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This was our second Ornament Club pattern of the year. Registered members received this pattern already and we have a few stitched versions to share here on the blog over the next few weeks.
If you missed registration you can still purchase the PDF file of this pattern individually right here for $2.75.
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I know many of our readers here at Stitching the Night Away also run small craft businesses and sell their wares online – I’ve bought cool stash goodies and finished products from many of you, I love how creative our community is – so today I wanted to share this very cool package from Crissy over at IndieBizChicks that is specifically designed to help crafty folks with their business marketing.
When you’re crafty and creative you want to put your focus on being just that, crafty and creative, and spend less time on the marketing and the day-to-day stuff. This huge package of resources was created to help you do exactly that.
The first thing you get is the Market Your Craft Biz Online, Without Going Broke workbook, which is 20+ pages of awesomeness. This piece alone is worth the price of the package, but you get so much more…
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Brushstroke Butterfly Cross Stitched by Wilhelmina
Thank you Wilhelmina for sharing your work Great color choices, it really feels like Spring just looking at those!
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I found this while browsing Pinterest, but the pin takes you to The Making Spot where you can buy the PDF version of the charts – there are four Easter themed blackwork patterns for card making.
Source: themakingspot.com via Bekki on Pinterest
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