There’s something so satisfying about creating something beautiful with your own two hands. If you’re looking for a new crafting project to try, why not give cross-stitching a go? These patterns are perfect for making bookmarks – and they’re a great way to try out different stitches and techniques.
Cross stitching is a relatively simple form of embroidery that anyone can learn. All you need is some fabric, a needle and some thread. The key is to count the threads on the fabric to create your design. These patterns are all unusual lengths, so they’re perfect for bookmarks.
Why not try your hand at making a sampler? Start with a simple design and then build up to something more complex. Or, if you’re feeling really creative, you could design your own pattern. However you choose to use them, these cross stitch patterns are sure to add a touch of personality to your bookmarks.
(1) Bird and Blooms Boomark from Kincavel Krosses Bird and Blooms Bookmark
Size: 33w x 111h
Designer: Kell Smurthwaite, Kincavel Krosses
(2) A Man’s Stature from Embroiderbee’s Blog
(3) Panneau de signalisation from un jour, une grille – Children crossing sign
(4) Grille Phare de Maisonneuve from Chez Mamigoz – A lighthouse design
(5) Budka dla ptaszka/House for bird from Penelopis’ cross stitch freebies– Cute bird house design.
Thanks for linking to my Birds and Blooms Bookmark. 🙂