My cross stitch blog! Blog posts all about cross stitch! How to cross stitch tutorials for beginners as well as extra tutorials on how to finish your piece and how to make home decor items from your cross stitch work.
As the title may suggest this is a mini gift guide to 7 modern cross stitch Christmas decorations that I have come across on Etsy and Instagram from 7 awesome small business’.
Make your very own cross stitch mug cosy following 5 easy steps. Plus you can download the Coffee and Cake counted cross stitch pattern I used for this mug cosy for free! Just click to download it and start stitching today. Includes links to my other how to cross stitch tutorials for beginners.
In this post I’m sharing my top 20 podcasts for creativity, motherhood and business. Why listen to podcasts? I love podcasts! Ever since I discovered what that purple app did on my phone I’ve been hooked on them. I love them so much I even started my own! As someone who tries to be as …
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In this post I will be taking you through the steps to make your very own cross stitch Christmas card. You will need…
In this blog post I share some hints and tips (along with a video) to help you when stitching with DMC Light Effects thread.
All of the details about the 2018 Christmas Stitch Along.
This guide is filled with instructions on how to cross stitch, including some extra resources. Each title is a link that will take you to the relevant video if you need the extra visual along with this post.
A tutorial on how to make a cross stitch banner using your finished Summer Stitch Along design.
In this video, I will show you how to start cross stitching. You will learn how to find the centre of your aida, how to put it in the hoop, and how to secure your thread. If you are new to cross stitch you might also be interested in my brand new How to Cross …
This video shows how to tie off your thread in cross stitch when you need to change colour or come to the end of the one you are using. If you have quite a bit of thread left when you come to the end the you can snip it off and keep it to use …
