Free Cross Stitch Patterns

Simple Semicolon Free Cross Stitch Pattern

I received the most lovely email from a reader about some of my patterns here at Stitching the Night Away, in particular about This Story Isn’t Over Yet. She asked if I would chart a small simple semicolon, something around 3-inches in size, that she could stitch and turn into various gifts for her support group. Of course that sounded like an amazing idea and I charted it up for her right away. I’m happy to share that design here in case anyone else would like to do the same.

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If you are ever in crisis, need help, or just to talk through a moment, call National Suicide Prevention Hotline at 1-800-273-TALK (8255) where you’ll be connected to a counselor at a crisis center in your area, 24/7.

Enjoy & Happy Stitching!

Death Before Decaf Free Cross Stitch Pattern

You probably already know that I love coffee. So this design happened.

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All pattern sales here at Stitching the Night Away support my addictions to Death Wish Coffee and pretty hand dyed threads.

This is hand thrown pottery by Deneen Pottery for Death Wish Coffee‘s special limited edition St. Patrick’s Day mug. It’s beautiful and sturdy and keeps my coffee warm and looking good on my desk.

Enjoy & Happy Stitching!

Once Upon a Time Free Blackwork Bookmark Pattern

Bookmarks are still among my favorite projects to stitch, even though I do most of my reading on my Kindle these days. Here’s a little freebie I made for you, 30 x 100 stitches in size, Once upon a time… a blackwork bookmark.

You can download this pattern directly [here] or you can hop over to Craftsy and add it to your pattern library there if you prefer to save that way.

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The Dreamer of Improbable Dreams

One of the 11th Doctor’s most quoted moments,…

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If you enjoy this free Doctor Who cross stitch pattern, please take a moment to like it, pin it, and share it on your favorite social media so others can find it and enjoy stitching it as well.

stitched by Linda S. & shared with us on Facebook

While this is one of my favorite quotes from The Doctor, it was maybe one of my least favorite episodes of Doctor Who. Those wax people things were creepy. Of course, that doesn’t stop me from watching the episode over again when we have a Doctor Who marathon on the weekends.

Here’s the clip from the episode with the quote 🙂

10,000 Ways That Won’t Work Quote

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Peppermint Twist Chevron Ornament

A fun and easy holiday ornament design for all stitching skill levels 🙂

Peppermint Twist Free Cross Stitch Ornament Pattern

Download the free cross stitch pattern here as a PDF

Pattern size is 63 x 63 stitches. I charted with red, green, and sparkly Kreinik thread, but of course you can use any colors you’d like from your stash.

You could go traditional reds or mix it up and choose colors to match your existing holiday decorations. Finishing is also flexible, since the design is square with four panels it could also be finished up as a biscornu with a button in the center. However you decide to stitch and finish it, I would love to see your work, please do come back and share a photo.

Please like, pin, and share to spread the holiday cheer!

Happy Holidays Stitchy Friends!

The War Doctor Quote Free Pattern

The War Doctor, without an official number or a fancy catch phrase, making the most difficult decision and fighting The Time War… Portrayed by actor John Hurt in the 50th Anniversary episode, The Day of the Doctor, along side the beloved 10 and 11 of David Tennant and Matt Smith.

It was a quote-filled episode for sure, but this moment sticks with you. Okay, the whole thing sort of sticks with you as a Doctor Who fan, there’s a lot of emotion and powerful storytelling packed into that anniversary special. (random side note for ’80s kids, John Hurt was also The Storyteller)

Great men are forged in fire. It is the privilege of lesser men to light the flame.

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Always Some Madness in Love

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My favorite Nietzsche quote. Quite possibly my favorite quote of anyone ever.

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Pattern size: 209 w X 126 h ~ I charted this with four colors, but of course you can change that up however you’d like, add embellishments, have fun and get creative. [Read more…]

Suicide Prevention Week ; This Story Isn’t Over Yet Free Cross Stitch Pattern

semicolon this story isn't over yet free cross stitch pattern

Free cross stitch pattern available for download HERE

This week is National Suicide Prevention Week. I’ve been meaning to chart something to stitch for Project Semicolon and today seemed like a good day to get that finished and shared out in the world. [Read more…]

Four Leaf Clovers Free Blackwork and Cross Stitch Patterns

Choose your favorite shade of green (or a few greens, or a variegated thread) for stitching up your four leaf clover, or maybe you’re feeling bold and lucky and want to stitch it up in a rainbow of colors – go for it! Whatever color you stitch your four leaf clover in, I’d love to see it when you’re finished so please do send me a photo to share in the gallery.

Pattern size is 58 x 62 stitches, both the cross stitch and blackwork versions are included in the PDF download.

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Free Guide to Evenweaves

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