One more Bengal Tiger counted cross stitch pattern – without a background this time.



One more Bengal Tiger counted cross stitch pattern – without a background this time.
My customers often inspire me to create new things. Like this time, a customer from the USA asked me if I could crochet daffodils bunting with leaves. Why not? Some trials, and here it is. Nine yellow Daffodils with eight double lengthened leaves is what I am working on now.
House Sparrow Christmas Bubble cross stitch pattern is in StitchersLand now! This is our 7th Birds on Christmas Bubble chart.
Azure Tit on a Christmas Ball counted cross stitch pattern is in the shop now. Of course, I started stitching it on a plastic canvas immediately. See how nice it turns. https://www.etsy.com/listing/1122869626/christmas-bubble-with-bird-azure-tit
One more lovely review on our crocheted Lavender bookmark from the same customer! Thank you, L., very much!
Our Bengal Tiger is growing 🙂
Just in a moment, ears appear. Our designer continues working on a new cross stitch pattern – Bengal tiger. What do you think about it?
According to the Chinese Astrology Calendar, 2022 is the Year of Water Tiger. We realised that we didn’t have a single tiger pattern, so our designer immediately got to work. True, our tiger will not be swimming, only lying on the grass. But it will be a Bengal tiger. The beginning of the new patterns is here:
Try to guess – who is our coming cross stitch pattern?
I have so many orders, that’s why there is no way to create something new for the shop. Still, I am trying very hard and here is the result of my trials – I will be knitting a modern dahlia garland. Different variations in the shape of the petals are possible – some will be round, others slightly oblong; some will have the middle filled in, others will be empty. And, of course, the colours will be different, based on the threads I have available. It’s all thanks to Tatiana Litke, whose video tutorial I used to make my dahlias.