Ornaments cross stitch

This lovely Swedish Christmas tree Cross stitch Christmas ornament will make a wonderful addition to your tree. Made with traditional red and white materials. Please see my other Scandinavian Christmas decor in my shop. Share your Scandinavian heritage with others! Finished and ready to hang with attached ribbon. A perfect gift for someone or to keep for yourself. Heirloom quality and waiting to be handed down for future generations. Can also be hang on a cabinet knob, small wreath, etc. I…

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How to create a cross-stitched Christmas-tree ornament, framed in a ribbon-wrapped wooden hoop

Pattern can be found HERE Stitched and finished by Nancy M Using recommended threads

Good morning friends! Isn't this the cutest!?! My daughter stitched up this cow from Prairie Schooler's Barnyard Christmas ,,and I finished it up into a tart pan.. She found the tart pans on Amazon.. We cut a piece of sticky board into a round shape.. I added batting on top of that and then stuffing on top of the batting. I then added the stitched piece and hot glued it around the back .. I ruffled a strip of torn red homespun and added that to the back so a little would peek out around the…

Gallery.ru / Фото #10 - Just Cross Stitch Christmas Ornaments 2011 - tymannost

Linda completed her Middle Tennessee sampler in October 2009. I finally made it over to her house to see it framed and hanging on her wall. Linda chose to stitch the horizontal version of the piece, but kept the original red palette. She used wool fibers on linen. Christmas is a good time to visit Linda, since she decorates her entire home for the season. She has ten (I think!) Christmas trees, including a cat tree, a red and white tree, a gardening tree, a rag ball tree, and, of the most…

Woodpecker on Tree of Life detail by Arts and Crafts Movement Founder William Morris Counted Cross Stitch or Counted Needlepoint Chart