Kitchen Series: Christmas Poinsettia

Would like to bring Christmas mood to your kitchen? It’s quite easy with a new cross-stitch pattern I’ve elaborated, - Christmas Poinsettia. The pattern is absolutely free to download and realized with your own hands will surely bring an atmosphere of love and peace to your home.

Christmas in Antarctica

Recently I’ve found out  that penguins celebrate Christmas as well.  Can’t  believe it?  Well, hope the image below depicting penguin in Christmas hat will cast away all your doubts))))))))

Christmas in Antarctica free cross stitch pattern is aimed at beginners so don’t hesitate to improve your skills and create Christmas mood in your home.

Simba’s Christmas Wreath

Hi, all cross-stitch lovers! Today I’ve prepared for you a cute Christmas pattern with a small lion Simba from Disney’s "The Lion King". Simba’s Christmas Wreath free cross-stitch pattern is quite simple but is not recommended for beginners due to a “peculiar mix” of the shades of green forming wreath.

Kitten Playing with Christmas Bauble

Meet another Christmas free cross-stitch pattern: this time aimed at beginners as it is quite small and simple but not less cute and festive-looking. So, I’d like to encourage all beginning cross-stitches to embroider this adorable Kitten Playing with Christmas Bauble

Tiger Santa

Have you ever seen a real Santa Claus? Because I haven’t. But all of us know for sure that Santa Claus is a little old man with white beard, red robe and is believed to live in Lapland. Well, today I’d like to present a bit cartoonized view on Santa Claus. So, meet Tiger Santa – a cute tiger cub with a sack of presents. One may say, that tiger is not a real Santa. But ask your kids what is the main distinctive feature of Santa Claus and they’ll surely respond that a real Santa must have a great sack with such longed-for presents.

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)))))))))