Freebie Friday - The Little Autumn House Cross Stitch Pattern

Here is another little house pattern, I have decided to make a collection of all four seasons, Winter, Autumn, Spring and Summer.
You can find the first free pattern, Winter, in this previous post here.
To save click on the image and either screen shot or save to your computer or ipad.
If you prefer a pdf please message me in the contact form and I will send you a copy.



Of course I had to create the Fall pattern for my American friends!
I have been doing some Autumn/Fall stitching, this is not quite finished yet. I used a couple of the elements from this free pattern to show how you can easily make something new from one pattern.

Stitching tips


I ironed some light weight interfacing to the reverse side of the cross stitch.
Choose some pretty fabric for the reverse side, place right sides together and hand stitch back stitches all around leaving a gap for filling with fibre fill at the sides. I also left a small gap at the top so that I can add a cord to use as a hanging ornament.


I love doing hand sewing on small items like this, I find it relaxing.


In my next post I will show this finished together with a pretty pillow to match.


Hope you love the free pattern, if you make something with this I would love to see it.


Until next time Happy Stitching!

Freebie Friday Cross Stitch Pattern: The Little Winter House

    

Hi everyone, Freebie Friday has returned, I have finally managed to get organised!

I have also added some patterns below that I previously published and lost when I moved back to blogger, you may have seen these before  but you now have 3 to choose from!

Hopefully you can see the pattern, if on ipad just click on the image and it should zoom in, on a computer you should be able to right click and save. If you prefer a pdf pattern then message me on the contact form in the sidebar of the blog, I will be happy to send a copy. 

Happy stitching!

EDITED : 15 Nov 2024

The winter pattern at the top of this post is now the first design in a set of four seasons patterns, you can find the Autumn/ Fall pattern on this post here.