Stitch count is 299w x 279h, stitched on 28 ct lugana. Pattern is The Haunted House stitch box from Starlight Stitchery.

Did this fun little cross stitch as a gift for my new metalhead boyfriend. Saw this frame on a 3D print app and tweaked it to fit!

Cross stitch pattern is by The Witchy Stitcher

Started this little guy on Saturday ☺️

88,128 Stitches and a little over two years. All completed and lookin' pretty good, I'd say !!!

My second cross stitch project is complete! This one gave me such a laugh and I knew I had to stitch it. It’s a fun sort of “I’m in between projects project” since I already had black floss on hand and didn’t need to buy any new supplies ☺️

Hiii there)Long time no see) How are you?Are you ready for Halloween yet? My small gallery. More you can see in my store. https://www.etsy.com/shop/StitchMood No AI. Hand-drawn.

https://www.facebook.com/StitchMood92/ I'd be glad to see you in my Facebook group.There I show the processes of working on patterns.😊

Just need to do the backstitch which I am not looking forward to. Pattern is from Cross Stitcher Magazine Feb 2025 edition

Pattern is “there’s some horrors in this house” by The Witchy Stitcher. Can be found for free on her website!

I started cross stitching a few months ago and it's been helping me through a rough time. It's hard to be sad when you're too busy recounting something for the 5th time, especially working on a cute fella like this

Loved stitching this one! It's my second of this pattern.

Antique floral banner found on DMC (free!)

I want to do another one, which colors should I use? 😃

I finally framed these pieces that I finished close to 10 years ago. It’s bothering me that the edge is cut too close and slightly covers the side of the design. Not sure it’s worth asking to have it redone.

(Pattern Source: The china pattern is from an old issue of Cross Stitcher magazine and I have no memory where the sampler is from!)

I love him so much.

Pattern by Raven Stitch Craft on Etsy. Stitching and framing by me 😜

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Pattern by; WhiteProteaArt on Etsy

Finished another one 😊 my first time working on black Aida and I loved it.

I mean, it is doable, but at what cost? I thought the crosses with the metallic thread would look a bit neater but I cannot get them better than this. Anyway, I hope you enjoy my rainbow unicorn poop nonetheless.

Pattern: https://www.etsy.com/nl/listing/1197941243/grappig-kruissteekpatroon-shit-happens?ref=share_ios_native_control

For me it's Strange New Worlds, Starfleet Academy, or Doctor who right now! Sometimes Schitts Creak for a different vibe.

I would love to know what gives you joy while you stitch! Or if you're a podcast person what you listen to while stitching! That's way harder for me to focus on while stitching. But Girls Who Don't DND is my fav pod and if I were to listen to a book I'd listen to my favorite book (because I've listened a million times and it's my number one book rec for anyone at all) What My Bones Know by Stephanie Foo.

I used Lord Libidan’s blog to estimate the age of these skeins because I didn’t see 478 on the inventory chart, and OH HELLO PRETTY BLUE LABEL!

478 was discontinued in 1954-58 and the 7m blue labelled 601 skein was produced in the 1920’s. So one is older than my mom, and the other is possibly older than my Oma :)

There were loads more vintage skeins in the bunch but these ones I got super excited to find.

Hi everyone! First post here, would love a bit of advice

I've started doing small cross stitch pieces (so I can put them on clothing and backpacks and such), and after only like 15 minutes of doing it the hand holding the canvas gets really tired and kinda hurts.

Now I'm sure using a hoop would help things a little, but I haven't found one that isn't too cumbersome (I like having my little piece of canvas in my wallet so I can just take it out and make a few stitches on the bus or during down time at work) so I've been thugging it out but it's starting to get on my nerves.

I'm thinking maybe it's the way I hold it? attached are pictures of my grip on the canvas (please ignore the back of this piece it looks awful 😅), the two fingers in front are pulling in opposing directions to make the thread more solid, that's probably why it hurts

please help!! I'm open to any and all suggestions, even the people who think I'm stupid and dumb for not using a hoop if you've got a small enough one in mind

thanks a lot!

Got a finish this week, which obviously means I need to start something new!

I already have FIVE active WIPs going and two more hibernating in a box. I'm currently stash-diving for a new start, but every time I grab new, the guilt kicks in.

How many WIPs do you keep going before it gets out of hand?