Free Cross Stitch Patterns!
These are free cross stitch patterns to download and use at no charge.
Copyright belongs to the designers, and these patterns are not to be sold, mass
distributed, or reproduced.
 | Whale Tail by Karen Coats
"May waves of peace and love fill your heart forever." A beautiful message and a wonderful gift to members of the 123Stitch message board from Karen Coats.
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 | Reason by Robin Busch
This one made me smile! Choose your own colors and enjoy!
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 | Home Sweetest Home by Alma Lynne
A thank you gift from Alma Lynne to the 1-2-3 Stitch Message Board Members - "A token from me for all of your prayers!"
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 | Swirly Snow by Sue Hillis
This is my vision of Swirly Snow. Having grown up in sunny California, I always felt I was missing a huge part of life - no snow!! |
 | Long Journey Home by Linen Flowers
American pioneers knew the meaning of the long journey home behind a sturdy horse. Design size: 60 w x 80 h. Finished size: Approx. 5" x 7". Recommended for 25 count Lugana using DMC Floss.
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 | Swirly Snow by Dee Childers of Sweetbriar Needle Designs
Sample was stitched on dark blue hand-dyed 18 Count Aida with DMC B5200 and Kreinik Balger 032.
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 | Snowflake Swirls by Olive Hope Design
Although I have never seen the original Swirly Snow, I have read a lot about it at the 123 Stitch message board. I hope someday we find the original
Swirly Snow. Until then, we have The Blizzard of Swirly Snow at 123. I hope you enjoy my version of Swirly Snow. Take care, and Merry Christmas!
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 | No Act of Kindness by Robin Busch
"No Act of Kindness No Matter How Small Is Ever Wasted" - a powerful sentiment and a beautiful design generously provided by Robin Busch. The design was stitched with DMC variegated floss but would look great with any colors you choose!
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 | A Tribute to Sue Gastler from Terri (aka Bronzemom)
This quote "She wrought so well in Needleworke that she nor yet her
Worke shall ere forgotten be." is from John Taylor, 1630.
I thought it fit well our beloeved Sue Gastler who was a wonderful
designer, needleartist, and friend. Through her many designs, she's
left a lasting legacy for all needleworkers -- we'll never forget her
or her beautiful designs. I charted this to be stitched OVER ONE at the
bottom of A New Beginning (Abbey Lane Designs)-- or may be stitched OVER
TWO to replace one of the larger motifs in the center of the design. I
left the color choice up to the individual stitcher.
Terri aka bronzemom |
 | 123 Aussie 2007 Sampler SAL
This is my gift to my stitchings friends from 123 - In particular the
Aussie contingent who understand the phrase "Smile & Point your toes!"
Please have fun with this design - feel free to use whatever colours
will suit your decor or whim. I can see the border stitched in vibrant
hand-dyed variegated threads rather than the two colours it has been
charted in. There is plenty of space if you wish to add charms or
buttons and it shouldn't be too intense for even the novice stitcher to
complete. The verse is truly heartfelt:
"When I count Life's greatest riches, I count my friends who count their stitches."
Bronwyn Bacon (BronnyB)
Pakenham, Australia
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 | Deck The Halls
Designed by Vivian Bales -- "Christmas 2005 will soon be on us. Here's a small pattern
that I designed with thoughts of our neighbours to the south. For many this year, Christmas
will be bittersweet. Be thankful for family, for home, and for country. Best wishes
for a safe and happy holiday season from a Canadian friend."
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 | Yellow Duck
Karen Coats has generously provided us with an adorable yellow duck pattern that she created especially for charity quilts. This bright and cheery design is sure to delight young and old alike! Thank you for sharing your work with us Karen!
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 | 123 Thank You!
"This special design is for Joanne & Jim and for the members of the Message Board.
Thank you for allowing me to follow my dreams! Without your support, I would have never been able to do it!"
Jen ~ Stitching Bee Designs
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 | "123 Family" Pin/Badge
Version 1
and Version 2
Designed and stitched by Lynn Morrow (thanks Lynn!) - "While out to the Embroiders Guild Show I looked at every face wondering if there were any other 123 Family members there. That gave me an idea that we might make a pin/badge that we can wear or attach to our bags. We will spot each other and I'm sure it will spark conversation with other shoppers!"
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