Free Cross Stitch Patterns
Make
something special just for baby with one of these
adorable free cross stitch patterns!
I
am excited to share my free cross stitch
designs collection.
Scroll
down to lots of borders and repeating pattern charts, with links to
full page patterns to print or save. These free cross stitch
charts are the perfect size for a burp cloth,
quilt square, blanket, bib, or for embellishing baby's clothing.
Some of the patterns
are designed by me, but most are adapted from
antique cross stitch books that are not longer in print.
Please feel free to use these for your own non-commercial use or to share these with others with a link back to my site.
Be sure to check out the rest of the free cross stitch pattern collection including a page of beautiful repeating patterns, baby and nature designs, and alphabets and monograms.
Please feel free to use these for your own non-commercial use or to share these with others with a link back to my site.
Be sure to check out the rest of the free cross stitch pattern collection including a page of beautiful repeating patterns, baby and nature designs, and alphabets and monograms.
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Cross Stitch Borders
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 Floral Borders |
 Geometric Borders |
Don't miss out on the rest of the collection
of beautiful free cross stitch charts!
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2 includes several pages filled with baby cross stitch patterns inclucing bugs and butterflies, animals, transportation, and other adorable baby themes! Collection 3 features a wonderful assortment of free cross stitch alphabet patterns, which are perfect for creating a monogram or personalized baby gifts. Collection 4 enjoy more free cross stitch patterns, backgrounds and repeating fields which are really unique and lovely. |
A
homemade
baby gift is a precioius token of your love.
Check out more ideas and free baby patterns right here on Handmade Adelaide!
Check out more ideas and free baby patterns right here on Handmade Adelaide!
Addies Tips: Cross
stitch is a fast and fun way to add some color and your own handmade
touch to baby's things. Once
you get a feel
for embellishing
with
cross stitch, you can play around with your own color selections, and
even combine two separate patterns into one.
You could, for
example, stitch a border onto a burp cloth and add baby's monogram
centered in the border.
Cross Stitch patterns may be worked on traditional cross stitch count fabrics, or directly onto cotton, linen, silk, or even pre-made clothing. I am told that the patterns may also be adapted for use with an embroidery machine with certain software.
When adding a cross stitched design to a two sided item like burp cloths and blankets, it works best if the pattern is stitched on a separate larger piece of fabric, and then appliqued in place and edged out in ribbon or rick-rack.
Cross Stitch patterns may be worked on traditional cross stitch count fabrics, or directly onto cotton, linen, silk, or even pre-made clothing. I am told that the patterns may also be adapted for use with an embroidery machine with certain software.
When adding a cross stitched design to a two sided item like burp cloths and blankets, it works best if the pattern is stitched on a separate larger piece of fabric, and then appliqued in place and edged out in ribbon or rick-rack.
Thank
you for stopping by!
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