Miniature cross stitch

If you are looking for some designs to stitch for your dollhouse I have found a sweet site with all sorts of patterns that are tailored to miniature work. The best part is, the designs are free! Oh I love free stuff. It is one of those little things in life that make me sooo happy. The patterns available are really nice too. If you are new to this blog, like I was, enjoy browsing all the patterns. If you know of it, check back in because they have recently added some great new stuff. So…

We round up some of the best minature and dolls house cross stitch from the web. With links to all of the patterns so you can stitch them too.

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These tiny cross stitch patterns of world renowned artworks are so colorful and fun! They are very small so it will take no time to finish them. Perfect for beginners.

This is another project that will be part of a more intense miniature project. The pattern is from Night Spirit Studio. It was originally intended as a mini using 14ct aida. In order to make it fit frames I already h…

I create first class miniature art cross stitch patterns. Don't be fooled by their size, they are packed with details and color. Very quick to finish, you will have a world famous art in your palm in a week! Visit our store for more!

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Passionate about embroidery, dollhouses and cross stitch!

One of my other hobbies is cross-stitching. Mom started teaching me when I was probably in the third grade. I'm not exactly fast or efficient at needlework, but it's something under my belt. I've gotten to the point that it's really a means to an end. I say that because I only cross-stitch things for my dollhouse. For example, the things I'm sharing today are all made by me to go in or with other things I have. The patterns came from a very old cross-stitch magazine, the Sept/Oct 1988 issue…

Free Cross Stitch chart Miniature Rug

As promised, here are some terrific vintage cross stitch patterns free for your use -- enjoy! These patterns came from my vintage pattern book collection dated to the 1910s and 1920s. The beauty of these patterns is that they are, for the most part small, so they can be stitched relatively quickly. And there is no color chart for embroidery floss, so you can adjust the colors to your personal preference easily to match your decor. These little cuties would look so pretty on a baby's dress or…

Petit point is a style of needlepoint not often used nowadays. But really, it's not too dissimilar to cross stitch, and it can be useful for many reasons!