Old-Fashioned Christmas Greeting

Today another pattern to wish everybody a very Merry Christmas! The pattern “Old-Fashioned Christmas Greeting” is quite large; I’ve used lots of colors and shades, and back stitches. So, you are to have some experience to be able to stitch it.

Please, pay attention that color DMC 898 coffee brown - very dark is used to outline the papyrus only. The reindeer is outlined with DMC 310 black.

Christmas Owls

My dear cross-stitchers, here is a cute Christmas pattern to wish everybody a VERY MERRY CHRISTMAS!

The pattern “Christmas Owls” is my small present for you, which can be used to prepare Christmas presents for your dears… for the next year, I think :)

 

My Fair Snowlady

I fall in love with this image at first sight and couldn’t help elaborating the cross-stitch pattern to have it embroidered and framed. So, here is “My Fair Lady” 100% free pattern, which can be downloaded following the link at the end of the post. Hope you’ll like it as much as I do.

If you don’t know what blended colors are, please find a small tutorial here.

Red Snowflakes

I have received several letters where you, my dear cross-stitchers, asked me to create some snowflake patterns using cross-stitches only. So, I prepared this post, totally dedicated to snowflake patterns, without back, broken or speciality stitches.

Each snowflake is no more than 30 stitches large and you are welcome to choose the pattern you like to create Christmas atmosphere in your home.

Cute Christmas Penguin

This small and simple Christmas pattern was created for Ann. It is 100% free and you can download it following the links at the end of the post.

Cute Christmas Penguin is ideal pattern for beginners as there are used 5 colors and full cross-stitches only. Besides, the pattern itself is quite small. For more simple patterns view my previous post "Cute Christmas Patterns"

Cute Christmas Patterns

I’d like to share some small and easy to stitch Christmas patterns. Each pattern is less than 50x50 stitches large and is realized with full cross-stitches only. Besides I’ve used 6 colors at most for each pattern.

You can use these patterns to make your own decorations for Christmas tree, prepare DIY Christmas greeting cards or invitation cards, or create small presents for your dears.

Two-colored snowflakes

Christmas is not arriving yet, but I noticed that the Inimitable snowflakes pattern I published nearly a year ago has already become the most viewed one. That is why I’ve decided to prepare a new cross-stitch pattern with snowflakes; this time two-colored and more simple so that even embroiderers with just a bit of experience are able to realize them.

Inimitable Snowflakes

Christmas… How much warmth is embedded in this word: fireplace, family gathered round the table, reverential mood, a great number of gifts prepared with love under the Christmas tree and … huge piles of snow outdoors))))).

And only imagine that this beautiful white blanket covering everything around consists of tiny “particles” - inimitable snowflakes. Why inimitable? Because there are no “clone” snowflakes, all of them are different, like those on the pattern below.

Mickey’s Christmas

Meet one more Christmas themed pattern. This time it’s pretty large and not easy to realize. But that isn’t a great obstacle to experienced embroiderers, is it?  So, if you’d like to celebrate Christmas with Mickey and Minnie, you are to begin cross-stitching right now)))))))))