Remember Tetris, the uber-popular video game from way back when? Stitch up this “You Complete Me” Tetris Heart Cross Stitch Pattern for your retro sweetie. Great for an anniversary or Valentine’s Day. Added to Cross Stitch Patterns and Valentine’s Day Crafts
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Irish Blessng Cross Stich Pattern
2010
“May the road rise to meet you…” Stitch this familiar poem framed in a cross-stitch border. It’s a lovely sentiment sure to be appreciated. Added to Cross Stitch Patterns
Thank You Flower Embroidery Pattern
2010
Need a quick and special thank you gift? Stitch up a Thank You Flower. It’s simple embroidery and the secret is that the color inside the flower and stem is waxy pencils. It gives a soft look and saves lots of time! Older children could probably make this nice gift. Directions for simple framing are included, too. Added to Needlecrafts
Scandinavian Embroidery Stuffed Reindeer Pattern
2010
I like to make Christmas decorations and gift all year long. These cute stuffed reindeer should keep me busy for a little bit, though the embroidery is all simple back-stitching. While they add an elegant and traditional touch to Christmas, I think they’d be cuddly-cute in natural colors or maybe bright felt scrap pieces. Added to Christmas Crafts, Needlework, and Sewing.
DIY Wedding Chiffon and Tulle Flowers
2010
Need a few flowers to decorate your wedding shoes or maybe a hair band? Stitch a simply elegant Chiffon and Tulle Flower. So easy to customize to your colors or use a special piece of jewelry for the center – perhaps something borrowed? Added to Wedding Crafts and Needlework
Mario Cross Stitch Patterns
2010
Stitch it up old-school with this collection of Mario Cross Stitch Charts. Fun for the men in your life. I bet these would nice in plastic canvas, too. Added to Needle Crafts and Plastic Canvas
Christmas Wednesday – Hand-Stitched Christmas Tree Advent Calendar
2010
Longtime readers are probably aware of my fondness for advent calendars. I do have a whole page full! So you can imagine how my heart went pitter-pat for this Christmas Tree Advent Calendar
It’s such a worthwhile addition to the collection, and to my personal collection of projects this year. The day is marked by moving the star from the first button to the last button, 25. It is hand-stitched on wool felt (so nice) and then finished on machine (so easy). Plus the tutorial includes a nice step by step with photos of mitering the borders. Added to Advent Calendars and Quilting
A is for Apple cross stitch Pattern
2010
I’ve been looking for a simple take-along needle project and found this happy little chart today – A is for Apple cross stitch. It’s so perfect because apples are one of my son’s favorite foods! Added to Needlecrafts
Handmade Mondays – Quilt/Embroidery Gift Set
2009
Christmas is coming and I’d love to see this lovely set under Christmas tree…
This set is perfect for hand-quilting or needlework and contains a needlebook (with extra pockets), a tote bag (with interior pockets) and a sweet pincushion.
Congratulations WoodenNeedleNook for being so creative!
Advent Calendars Galore! New Gallery of Free Projects
2009
Christmas is coming! It’s time to pull out your advent calendar or make a fresh new one. There’s still time to finish it if you start soon, and there are so many options that I was astonished.
After finding more than 40 amazing and different Christmas Countdown Calendars, I put them all in in a new Advent Calendars Gallery.
Here’s a sampling:

I love the clean lines of this Wall Pocket Quilt Advent Calendar. It’s a great use for a collection of Christmas fabrics.

Have a country Christmas with this Yo-Yo Christmas Tree Quilt Advent Calendar pattern. The days are counted down with small ornaments hung on buttons sewn onto the green yo-yo’s of the tree. Very cute!

Another fun way to use up bits of Christmas fabrics, the Sewn Christmas Stockings Advent Calendar is nice if you are filling yours with gifts or candy.

The Little Birdie Advent Calendar is a great take-along hand-sewing and embroidery project

The Stacked Matchbox Advent Calendar is irresistible. I love cute little drawers and I love the hidden secret picture that is revealed as the drawers are opened and reversed each day.

No-sew and almost no work at all, the Baby Socks Advent Calendar is so sweet and so easy!

Festive indeed! This Clear Christmas Ball Ornaments and Tinsel Advent Calendar could be hung on the mantel or on a Christmas tree

While this version of a Unique Cone Advent Calendar has a kid-inspired look, I think you could also make an elegant version with fancy scrapbook papers.

Perfect for families to create together, there are several idea for Origami Advent Calendars

As simple or complex as you wish, a Printable Blank Advent Calendar awaits your creative mind!

Customize this Printable House Photo Advent Calendar to highlight special people and events throughout the year.
Not into cute? Try this Modern-Retro Printable Advent Calendar on for size.



















