Vintage cross stitch

Like I promised, here are more vintage cross stitch patterns from my vintage pattern book collection. These are simple, easy patterns that should come together quickly and can be done in your favorite colors of choice or in monochrome. If crochet is your thing, these can also be used for filet crochet just as the first pattern indicates. In honor of Easter, the first pattern has some really cute little bunnies that would look adorable on baby's bib: Love the little gnomes in the center of…

What fun clock face! I guess you wouldn't want to use it to teach a child how to read an analog clock. Wouldn't it be fun to look at and be able to tell them what time it was and let them wonder how in the world you figured that out? No numbers!

Hi all! I create digital cross-stitch patterns. Of all the options, I love flowers. I offer my small selection of floral cross-stitch patterns.

Learn more about collecting vintage cross stitch samplers--those sweet, kitschy handicrafts that grandma used to love. You'll get to see over a dozen examples in this post and learn more about dating and valuing them.

free cross stitch chart

As promised, here are some terrific vintage cross stitch patterns free for your use -- enjoy! These patterns came from my vintage pattern book collection dated to the 1910s and 1920s. The beauty of these patterns is that they are, for the most part small, so they can be stitched relatively quickly. And there is no color chart for embroidery floss, so you can adjust the colors to your personal preference easily to match your decor. These little cuties would look so pretty on a baby's dress or…

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Cross Stitch Pattern, 'Wallflower' PDF.Inspired by the floral designs found on vintage fabric and wallpaper of the 1960's and 70's, this pattern would look lovely stitched and incorporated onto cushions, placemats, table runners, or simply framed as a sampler! Hang with other patterns from my cross

Here are some sweet vintage cross stitch patterns by Ann Orr that would be so lovely to create today. Feel free to print these little sweeties and stitch away! You may want to enlarge them first for easier reading. These vintage patterns were originally published in the 1920's and come from an antique pattern book. Either of these would look so nice in a baby nursery, a little sunbonnet girl and alphabet. Fruit for the kitchen, this would make a nice house warming gift! Stay tuned for more…