Are you looking for free grape cross stitch patterns? Artedelricamo has selected for you some patterns to cross stitch borders with bunches of grapes to embroider tablecloths and napkins and individual towels.
Embroider a bunch of grapes is symbol of life and prosperity, many embroiderers choose, in the months of September and October, to decorate her own linen for the kitchen with red or yellow grapes and green leaves.
Artedelricamo has selected for you the best cross-stitch patterns with lots of delicious apples to embroider on tablecloths, individual tablecloths, potholders, aprons and tea towels. It ‘nice to customize your own linen making unique and special embroidery work for your home.
On the blog of needlepoint.about.com is available an embroidery pattern with colored apples to embroider in cross stitch or needlepoint.
Are you looking for free flower cross stitch patterns? Do you want to decorate your home with floral motifs? Artedelricamo has selected for you some cross stitch patterns with flowers to embroider on cushions, tablecloths, sheets, rugs and paintings published on the blogs of our embroidery friends.
Welcome to the appointment with the best cross-stitch patterns of cherries published by our embroidery friends. Artedelricamo has selected for you many other free cross-stitch embroidery patterns with cherries.
On the Mausimomsfreebies Blog’s it is available a free cross-stitch embroidery pattern of a sampler with letters and cherries.
Stamp’n cross stitch is a particular idea to embroider in cross stitch and paint in a same piece of linen. It is very easy and quick to do and it’s an interesting way to express your creativity.
Summer to embroider in cross stitch with tasty and delicious fruit. Artedelricamo has selected for you many embroidery free cross stitch patterns of cherries useful to decorate and personalize tablecloths, tea towels, potholders and other kitchen linen.
A great resource of free cherries cross stitch patterns are usefull to decorate household linens. These fruits are favorite for stitchers that paint with needle and thread tablecloths, pot holders, oven mitts, kitchen towels and more. These red fruit with bright green leaves full of fun your kitchen.
Artedelricamo share with you some of the best cross-stitch patterns of cherries proposed on blogs of our embroidery friends:
On Creatiblogs it is available a cross-stitch embroidery pattern with red cherries surrounded by a green geometric pattern. Continue reading
Welcome to the appointment with the selection of cross-stitch patterns dedicated to Hello Kitty . You can use these patterns to embroider the layette for children, placemats and bags for school.
Hello Kitty is not only for small children but also for teenagers, you can make cross-stitch pillows and pictures to decorate your room.
Here are the patterns:
After the great success with the first selection of cross stitch patterns of Hello Kitty, Artedelricamo has selected others cross stitch patterns for you to decorate your children’s layette.
Are you looking for Hello Kitty cross stitch embroidery patterns? Here below there is a list with the best free cross stitch patterns on web sites of our friends embroiderers. Hello Kitty is the best known character in a Japanese company that depicts a cat characterized by a red ribbon on the left.
This embroidery stitch is also known as cable chain stitch. It is a variation of chain stitch used as a line or filling stitch on plain and even-weave fabrics. It is worked in a similar way to ordinary chain stitch, but in this case the thread is twisted around the needle after each chain loop and before it enters the fabric.
This makes an intervening link between the chain. The stitch follows curved lines well and makes a good filling stitch when worked solidly. A contrast
ing stitch, such as coral stitch or stem stitch, can be worked on alternate rows to make an unusual filling.
Another method of filling a shape with cable stitch is to work evenly spaced parallel rows of it over the whole area to be filled. Then lace adjoining rows together t
hrough the chains with a contrasting thread and a blunt-ended tapestry needle.
