Cross stitch home decor

Embroidery has been around forever — the earliest surviving pieces of this craft are Scythian, dated to between the 5th and 3rd centuries BCE. Virtually every culture has some form of it in their textile art history.

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What's your favourite way to display your finished embroideries? More importantly, do you know how to frame them? I have a very simple tutorial to show you how to frame your work in an embroidery hoop. You can watch it on my youtube channel here: https://youtu.be/_RYF1FvWkd8 ⁠#handembroidery #embroidery #embroideryart #hoopart #handmade #fiberart #needlework #modernembroidery #handcrafted #stitching #bordado #embroidered #broderie #sewing #stitcher #contemporaryembroidery #embroideryartist

I came across this Bored Panda post the other day that shows different cool and unusual things people have done with cross stitch. You’re welcome to scroll through the whole thing if you like…

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Jody Rice is the face behind Satsuma Street, a cross stitch design company that offers digital PDFs and printed patterns, as well as cross stitch kits.

Are you wondering what to do with your finished cross stitch pictures? Read on for 15 interesting ideas - beyond simply framing them.

PDF Pattern containing both LEFT & RIGHT handed instructions. This is an instant download of a zip file that contains 1. step by step tapestry graph instructions on how to create the piece from top to bottom (border details, reading graphs, attaching the dowel, etc.) 2. two separate individual files containing written instructions for right and left handed crocheters. 3. full PNG images of left & right handed graph instructions This pattern is strictly for personal use ONLY. You may not…