This cute winter cross stitch pattern is just on time, it is snowing in Warsaw today. You can find Durene’s charts on the Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/DureneJonesCrossStitch
or in her Etsy shop
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DureneJCrossStitch

This cute winter cross stitch pattern is just on time, it is snowing in Warsaw today. You can find Durene’s charts on the Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/DureneJonesCrossStitch
or in her Etsy shop
https://www.etsy.com/shop/DureneJCrossStitch

Yesterday Durenes Jones’s freebie on her Facebook site https://www.facebook.com/DureneJonesCrossStitch

A biscornu Halloween cross stitch pattern with black cats and pumpkins is a Friday freebie from Durene Jones. You can find it on Durene’s site on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DureneJonesCrossStitch

As always on Friday we have a cross-stitch freebie from Durene Jones. This time it is so cute ghost with a little pumpkin. You can find the pattern on Durene’s page here: https://www.facebook.com/DureneJonesCrossStitch

Friday freebie from Durrene Jones is on her Facebook page. I am not sure they are scary. As for me, these pumpkins are fun and cute. Do you agree with me? https://www.facebook.com/DureneJonesCrossStitch

This fantastic Halloween free cross stitch pattern is in Durene Jones’s freebie section on her Facebook site https://www.facebook.com/DureneJonesCrossStitch

The second part of this Sal ir ready 🙂 and it is ssooooo beautiful!



What much to comment on here, you can see for yourself – a bright, cheerful, colourful design. It has everything that distinguishes Durene Jones from other designers. You embroider it and smile because it makes you happy. For this project, I use White Iridescent Aida 14 count, DMS thread, and the needle minder from Lakesideneedlecraft. Now I can’t wait when the second part arrives. I took the photos at different times of the day. The first one – in the afternoon, when the sun was shining, the second and third in the morning.



All three elements of the first art of the Quaker Ball Sal are ready. I regretted cross-stitching on evenweave. It was a nightmare to count the squares between one and the other hexagon without mistake. I think I got it right, and here’s the result.


