Free Pattern: Hawkeye

Quoted dimensions are for 14ct fabric. Any fabric can be used for this project.

Counted Cross Stitch Pattern

252 x 120 stitches
78 Colours
Contains French Knots
Contains Backstitching

Download includes colour and black and white charts, floss usage, and example image.

Any fabric may be used.

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Group Project: Bosch Quilt

This is the Garden of Earthly Delights by Hieronymus Bosch. It is my favourite painting in history, because look at it. It's insane. Painted some time around 1500, the Garden of Earthly Delights is a triptych depicting Heaven (or Eden), Earth (or mortal sin), and Hell (or the Last Judgement), depending on one's interpretation of the panels. Honestly, I just love it because look at it. Is that a man playing a flute with his ass? This is some demented Dutch Where's Waldo. Why am I telling you about this delightfully horrifying tribute to humanity? Because this is our next group project. We, as a collective, will be stitching this thing. I've wanted to stitch this for a long time, but haven't been able to because in order to preserve all the absurd detail, it needs to be huge. Like, 500 stitches huge. I kind of wanted to make it bigger, but it's already going to be almost 200 pattern pages as it is. Do you want to participate? Awesome! Here's

Free Pattern: Toothless and Hiccup

Counted Cross Stitch Pattern 102 x 82 stitches 100 Colours Full Stitches Only Uses 2013 New Colours Download includes colour and black and white charts, floss usage, and example image. All patterns have a limited inventory of 100 downloads. This is to keep the storefront de-cluttered. Popular items may be re-listed. Download Here

Project Workbook: June 2019 Kermit the Frog

Kermit the Frog, here! The last month's work on him has been rather slow, but I got a page finish out of it! I'm loving these greens so much, and can't wait to get into some of the deeper colours on the next page.

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