Carnation Pin Cushion

Hi, everybody! Here’s another pin cushion pattern, this time with carnation flower. The pattern itself is rather small but difficult to realize, I must say. There are half and quarter stitches, so I won’t recommend it for beginners.

Baby Pluto

Thinking about this cartoon character I always remember angel and devil that speak to him while sitting on his shoulder. Guess who is him? - Sure! It’s easy. He is Pluto, Pluto the Pup, Mickey’s pat. Pay attention, please, that Baby Pluto cross-stitch pattern is as easy as pie.  But the butterfly he is hunting for is aimed at experienced embroiderers as to realize it one must know not only what is half, quarter and back stitch but also what is petite stitch.

Fearless Ranger

To be small doesn’t mean to be useless and helpless. This statement again and again proves Zipper – a blue insect from Disney’s cartoon “Chip 'n Dale: Rescue Rangers”. Enjoyers of the cartoon have got a bunch of possibilities to see how this small fly with enormous soul and bravest heart helps the Rangers out of a tight corner, often putting himself into a grave danger.

Baby Ariel with Flounder

The pattern Baby Ariel with Flounder from Disney’s “The Little Mermaid”  I’ve prepared for today is aimed at experienced embroiderers due to usage of advanced stitching techniques such as half stitch and quarter stitch.

Japanese-Style Magnolia

This Japanese-Style Magnolia branch is small, so it won’t take long to cross-stitch it. But, pay attention please, that the pattern is not aimed at beginners as there are half and quarter stitches present. By the way, if you don’t like the idea with blue leaves you may change it to the traditional look))))))))

Small Nemo

 When a child I always admired small clownfish in water tanks. And there is no wonder that all kids seem to be amazed by these bright and vivid creatures moving smoothly in the water. And now I’d like to suggest a gift idea for our extra-active boys and girls that can stay motionless during a long time watching small fish in aquariums.

Princess Jasmine

Meet a beautiful Arabian girl, princess of the fictional city of Agrabah Jasmine. Though the Princess is fictional like her home city, you can make her “real” by cross-stitching the pattern which I’ve prepared for today. But first pay attention that this scheme is for experienced embroiderers only as it is rich in half and quarter stitches.