Paper cross stitch

This is a technique that isn’t strictly cross stitch, but you could do it in cross stitch if you wanted to. Embroidery on paper isn’t difficult, you just have to create holes to sew thr…

Hello, hello! I have some valuable tips & tricks to share with you, so kick up your feet and get ready to get excited about cross-stitching ...

Curious about cross stitching on perforated paper? Read on to find out why you might want to, what you can do with it PLUS a free love hearts sweets pattern for you to try out.

Want to teach your kids how to cross stitch? You will love this free printable. These Adorable Animal Printable Cross Stitch Cards are easy to make and are fun for the whole family. Perfect for a rainy day, these animal paper crafts are a great activity to try with your kids to keep them from getting bored, or spending the day watching too much tv. Kids can be entertained by designing and cross stitching wooly jumpers or sweaters for their new animal friends. Everyone will love making these…

Cross-stitching has been my couchtime jam lately. I love the patterns in this book (read my interview with Julie Jackson here), and was inspired to try and make some of my own! Read on to learn one technique for making your own cross-stitch patterns (no Photoshop required). You will need:...

Make hand stitched greetings cards with free card stitching patterns and a step-by-step paper embroidery tutorial.

Learn Paper Embroidery with this round-up of projects that use embroidery on paper. Learn how to stitch beautiful designs on cards and other paper crafts. From simple borders to stunning abstract motifs, you'll find embroidery patterns for any type of paper crafting project. This innovative craft idea is limited only by your imagination. You can use these ideas to create holiday or everyday home decor, as well as art pieces and greeting cards. Get creative and learn this amazing way to step…

Try stitching on cards- its the perfect way to learn some easy stitching. I'll teach your kids the running stitch, the back stitch and more!

If you want to design your own cross stitch patterns, there are a couple of different ways to go about it. If you’re starting with a picture or a logo using a program online where you can upl…