$2.00 The model was stitched on 28 count opalescent Lugana fabric, a ‘solo’ piece from Silkweaver Fabrics. Finished block is 41 x 41 stitches in size. While I do include a floss key for the colors I used to stitch the piece, I do encourage you to choose your own colors to match your holiday […]
Knots and Blocks Quilt Inspired Ornament
This ornament was inspired by a combination of classic quilt designs and Celtic knot motifs. The way the blocks are laid out, you can finish it as a traditional ornament or as a biscornu if you prefer. $2.00 Pattern size is 51 x 51 stitches. The model was stitched on 28 count opalescent Lugana fabric, […]
Ornament Finishing Tutorial
Stitched a bunch of ornaments, but you’ve been putting off the finishing? Here are step by step instructions to get your cross stitch ornaments ready to hang and have on display or give as holiday gifts… Step 1: Wash and prepare your stitched piece. Select your backing fabric, trim, cord, ribbon, hanger, and or tassels […]
January Snowflake Ornament Cross Stitch Pattern
Stitch a big fluffy snowflake! Can be stitched as an ornament or any other winter themed project you want to stitch up. $2.00 Pattern is 60 x 60 stitches in size. Choose your own thread and fabric and have fun with it 🙂 I appreciate your support here at Stitching the Night Away
Ornament Club #5 Stitched by Laurel
Well, Laurel finished stitching the ornament before even I did. She used Earthen by Picture this Plus Fabric and stitched the design in Gentle Arts Sampler Threads. I was happy to see this picture land in my inbox this week. I need to catch up with her and get my stitching finished too! If you’ve […]
Laurel’s Cross Stitch Snowflake
Laurel is a stitching machine lately! She sent in this finish of the fluffy snowflake pattern (This is pattern #2 in the 2012 Ornament Club here) I love this fabric ~ just gorgeous! Laurel stitched her snowflake on 16 count Twilight by Picture This Plus using DMC Pearlesent Effects E5200. Laurel also recently stitched the […]
Ornament Club Pattern Stitched by Katherine B.
Katherine made a few changes when she stitched her ornament and was kind enough to share her work with me. Instead of a fabric she used Holly Green Mill Hill Perforated Paper for stitching her ornament and
