You've completed your cross stitch. Now what do you do with it? We go over the best ways to use your cross stitch!

a step by step how to guide to using the cross stitch as a quilting stitch (updated for quilters!)

I love it when two crafts combine to make something even more special than either one of them could do alone. One craft that shows up in a lot of other crafts is quilting, probably because the graphic, geometric shapes are easy to reproduce in paint, yarn and stitching.

Check out this sampling of free cross stitch patterns to find some new and exciting projects for you to work on.

The Pixelated Rose Quilt takes a beloved rose and increases the size for a large impact quilt design. The pixelated effect gives a slightly modern look to the vintage rose pattern. The Pixelated Rose Quilt is a free pattern by Riley Blake Designs and finishes at 66″ x 78″. Working in 12″ blocks keeps the […]

written by Pam Cirincione (aka Sleepy) for Stitching the Night Away

It's a good day to be the boss… of your own quilt, that is! Lori Holt and It's Sew Emma have teamed up to remind you that in quilting, the world does

This might be my favorite bookmark pattern yet! A little goose (or duck?) with a bowtie!! So cute. This pattern was inspired by Mrs. Grossman's sticker, a staple of my childhood. During quarantine, I started making bookmarks in order to keep my hands busy and to remind myself how much I love reading physical books. Here is a new bookmark design, I hope you enjoy! Pattern Details Fabric: 14 count aida in a dark color Floss: DMC, 6 colors Dimensions in inches: 2.25" by 7.75" Included in this…

Earlier this year Lori Holt released a beautiful fabric collection called Flea Market, which was inspired by her love of thrifting, antique shops, and