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Doctor Who TARDIS bookmark cross stitch pattern by Erika Glover A beginner level bookmark project perfect for any Doctor Who fan that loves to read.
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source: Craftsy.com
The perfect stitching project for your binge watching marathon weekend, you’ll find all the details for downloading this free Doctor Who bookmark over on Craftsy.
Enjoy & happy stitching!
source: Alita Designs
This quick little holiday stitch is from Alita Designs. While it’s labeled a bookmark, the size is reasonable for an ornament or other project such as the edge of a placement or napkin.
As always, be creative and have fun with it. Get the pattern [here].
Enjoy & Happy Holiday Stitching!
source: better-cross-stitch-patterns.com
The page with this pattern on Better-Cross-Stitch-Patterns.com also includes information about making and assembling the bookmark after stitching and shares the alphabets that were created to make the pattern. There are directions for personalizing the reverse side of the bookmark. It’s a great page with a really nice pattern to download.
Enjoy & Happy Stitching!
source: FaveCrafts.com
This was a great find on Pinterest. The sparkly bookmark pattern is stitched on perforated paper and then cut out in the shape of a star.
You can add optional ribbon embellishments as shown for a longer tail bookmark, or maybe attach to a single piece of long ribbon or felt.
When you click through to get the pattern at http://free-cross-stitch.rucniprace.cz/bookmarks-cross-stitch.php, you’ll find there are actually eight bookmark patterns available free on the page. This one was just my favorite of the bunch 🙂
Happy Stitching
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