Christmas Patterns: Polar Bear

A cute “Polar Bear” counted cross stitch pattern is small and easy – I’ve used full cross-stitches only and less than 10 colors. It’s really an easy way to add the Christmas spirit and cheer to your home and create special, and wonderful, and magical Christmas holiday atmosphere.

Christmas Patterns: Santa

This “Santa” cross stitch pattern is small, but requires a bit of experience, as I’ve used almost 20 colors here. But it’s still an easy way to add the Christmas spirit and cheer to your home and create special, and wonderful, and magical Christmas holiday atmosphere.

Christmas Patterns: Penguin

This cute “Penguin” cross stitch pattern is very small and easy to realize, as I’ve used full cross-stitches only and 10 colors. It’s really an easy way to add the Christmas spirit and cheer to your home and create special, and wonderful, and magical Christmas holiday atmosphere.

Christmas Patterns: Gingersnap

A Cute “Gingersnap” counted cross stitch pattern is small and easy – I’ve used full cross-stitches only and less than 10 colors. It’s really an easy way to add the Christmas spirit and cheer to your home and create special, and wonderful, and magical Christmas holiday atmosphere.

Cute Moose Deer

I’d like to begin this Christmas season with a very simple and cute pattern "Cute Moose Deer". To create this pattern I’ve used full cross-stitches only and a bit of shades. Nevertheless it’s still very easy to realize even for beginners.

Baby Hedgehog

I’d like to share a pattern, I’ve created recently for my friend’s nephew. It’s very simple as I’ve used full cross-stitches only and nearly a dozen of colors. Hope you like the pattern "Baby Hedgehog". Enjoy your time cross-stitching!

Baby Wile E. Coyote

This Baby Wile E. Coyote cross-stitch pattern was elaborated for Elly. It’s very simple (only 5 colors were used) and quite small with few back-stitches. It’s the right choice for beginners.

By the way, I’ve published another Baby Coyote pattern earlier. You can download it following the link: Baby Coyote.

War Face

Sometimes it happens that you understand that you are to show your War Face. And sometimes you feel uncomfortable about that. But why? Why should I feel uncomfortable just because of the need to protect my “territory”? Well, here is a nice tutor. He never feels uncomfortable because of the need to protect his.

Please find the download links at the end of the post. It's 100% free!

Sleeping Cupid

Thinking about a new Valentine’s Day pattern for my blog, I decided that it must be something simple and easy, so that even beginners could realize it. And I’m sure this Sleeping Cupid is just the thing! You don’t need to be an expert to cross-stitch this small monochrome silhouette pattern! Moreover the “Sleeping Cupid” pattern is available for free download!

How do I stitch those tiny snowflakes?

I’ve received a few letters recently where you, my dear cross-stitchers asked how I stitch those small 3x3 snowflakes. So, I’ve prepared a small “How to” lesson.

To begin with, let’s choose a 3x3 square, to “place” our future snowflake. Then, let’s “fill” the corners of the square with 4 cross-stitches.

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.

The Lotus Eater

Sometimes I dream about careless life of a Lotus Eater somewhere on the Pacific islands, life without traffics, hurry, life in jungles, but not that of cement and stone… Well, somebody is already living that kind of life. I think this small frog is just an example.

The piece is a snap-shot from the Soviet cartoon “Frog the Traveler” and was realized for Irina. By the way, the pattern is very simple (only 10 colors and a few back-stitches), so even beginners can cope with it. So, nice cross-stitching and take it easy!

Baby Phoenix

 “I’ve got a baby Phoenix as a present for my b-day. He’s so cute! I like it very much and would like to cross-stitch his portrait. I’d like it to be up to 100 stitches, full cross-stitches only, and up to 15 colors, if possible. Here is the link Squishable Phoenix…” This letter I received a few days ago from Sandra. And as she asked I’ve prepared a small and easy to cross-stitch pattern with no back and broken stitches. Hope you like it!

Kitty Cupid

The Kitty Cupid free cross-stitch pattern was designed for Sally. It’s small and simple: only full stitches are used. So, if you are a beginning stitcher you can not only improve your skills, but also make a present for your dear ones.

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.

Happy Mommy’s Day

Do you think that I’m a bit late with my post? Well, maybe you are right. But I think this is just the right time to begin cross-stitching an original greeting for your mom and finish it without a hurry ))))).

Happy Mother’s Day to moms all over the world!!!

Sweet Dreams, Honey

This time Winnie the Pooh from Disney’s celebrated cartoon wishes “Good night” and “Sweet dreams” to you child.

The pattern “Sweet Dreams, Honey” is realized in full cross-stitches and it won’t be very difficult to embroider it, though some experience is recommended due to a number of colors used and a larger design area.

Cat Figaro

Notwithstanding that at the first time we met Figaro as a supporting character in Disney’s film Pinocchio, he became very popular with the audience of all ages and continued to appear in other cartoon shorts.

Mechanical Friends

 The pattern Mechanical Friends I’d like to share today was designed for Mary Ann. But I think that these cute truck and car can become real friends for kids all over the world as well. Furthermore the pattern is rather simple and even a child is able to realize it.