I just found out this week that there’s no longer going to be a Cross Stitch and Needle Arts section at MyCraftivity; consequently, no more free cross stitch patterns. Too bad! It looks like this week’s project (a celtic design for a trinket box lid insert) is still up. Since I’m not working on MyCraftivity in an [...]
Archive for August, 2008
Bummer News About Free Cross-Stitch Patterns
Posted in MyCraftivity posts, Needlework, cross-stitch, tagged crocheting pattern downloads, felting pattern downloads, individual craft project downloads, knitting pattern downloads on August 22, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
Watching the Olympics
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged Beijing Olympics, Michael Phelps, U.S. Gymnastics Team on August 16, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
UPDATE: Free cross-stitch patterns are no longer available on MyCraftivity.com.
You have a few more days to catch this week’s free cross-stitch project at MyCraftivity. This one is a wonderful elephant pattern, very realistic and very attractive. Get it before it’s gone! (And check back Monday evening for the new free cross-stitch project of the week.
I [...]
Sta,paway USA 2008
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged rubber stamp convention, rubber stamp store, rubber stamps, Stamp Your Art Out, Stampaway USA on August 10, 2008 | Leave a Comment »
UPDATE: Free cross-stitch patterns are no longer available on MyCraftivity.com.
We had a serious glitch in posting the new free cross-stitch project of the week for 8/4 over at MyCraftivity — so we left the cute cow magnet patterns up for a bonus week. If you haven’t seen them yet and downloaded the charts, do it [...]
Tips from THE WORKBASKET
Posted in Uncategorized, tagged county fairs, The Workbasket, winning tips for county fair competitors, Workbasket magazine on August 1, 2008 | 2 Comments »
UPDATE: Free cross-stitch patterns are no longer available on MyCraftivity.com.
The free cross stitch patterns this week at MyCraftivity feature some cute cow characters. The charts are to make refrigerator magnets, but there are lots of things you could do with them. Go see for yourself.
While you’re there, visit the Cross Stitch and Needle Arts blog. [...]
