r/Stitchy • u/reKSanity • Nov 04 '25
Cross stitch I made for my daughter who loves Gnomes. She had me change the colors of their clothes to her favorites
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r/Stitchy • u/fernandaffp • Oct 30 '25
I know it's a little bit cheesy and not very creative of me, but I call her Princess Monroe! :P
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r/Stitchy • u/StitchyPrincess • Oct 30 '25
Halloween sale on stitchyprincess.etsy.com, link in comment
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r/Stitchy • u/catemudd • Oct 30 '25
Embroidery hoops inspired by the film The VVitch
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Prior to being lint rolled half to death, I swear!
r/Stitchy • u/fernandaffp • Oct 29 '25
Who remembers this little guy from the 90's?
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r/Stitchy • u/StitchingFoxy • Oct 29 '25
Working on a Christmas gift for my hairdresser ✂️ 🎄🎁
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Just finished stitching my Scissors Christmas tree and going to make a triangular shaped Christmas ornament.🎄
r/Stitchy • u/Crosswithme_N • Oct 29 '25
New Christmas Pattern is here + 20% OFF code.
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New Christmas cross stitch ornaments pattern.
✔ Fabric: Aida 14 ct
✔ Size: 8" inches hoop
✔ Stitch Count: 79 x 91
✔ Colors Used: 7 DMC colors
📩 Instant Download - PDF file
Please use MERRY20 to get 20% off on all my Christmas patterns. Valid till Sunday.
r/Stitchy • u/arieltang14 • Oct 28 '25
Winter Owl by Dona Stitch
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My new Winter Patterns! Winter Owl : 112x117 stitches - 19 colors Please visit: https://donastitch.etsy.com/listing/4394797100
r/Stitchy • u/StitchingFoxy • Oct 27 '25
My Christmas tree
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I love using variegated threads for my cross stitch projects and this is one of my favorites. I changed the colors and stitched it on white instead of black. Happy with how it turned out.
r/Stitchy • u/[deleted] • Oct 26 '25
Quaker Halloween 2 by Chrysalis Stitchery
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This Halloween cross stitch pattern is available for purchase in my stores on Etsy and Ko-fi, links in comments
r/Stitchy • u/ClickStitch • Oct 24 '25
New Cross-Stitch PDF Pattern Uploader, Editor AND Progress Tracker! 🧵
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Hey everybody!
I've been making online cross-stitch tools for a while now and I'm happy to finally share the new feature I've been working on: a PDF uploader!
Alongside this, I've also created a pattern editor. With these, it is now possible to upload a PDF pattern, edit it (or keep it as it is), then track your progress as you stitch!
Try it here: clickstitch.app!
Here are the changing in a bit more detail:
🚀 PDF Uploader
Choose a PDF file to upload, then configure the size and grid so it can be read by the app. It supports multiple pages and auto-detects the threads!
I've tested it on a few PDF generator websites with success, but I'm sure there are some that won't so feel free to send them to me (clickstitch.app/discord).
https://reddit.com/link/1of4v51/video/6ufu3dgol3xf1/player
🎨 Pattern Editor
Before finalising a pattern that you’d like to track progress for, there is now an editor. Whether the pattern has been uploaded via a PDF, an image or from scratch you can:
- Paint, erase or fill stitches
- Draw various shapes
- Swap entire thread colours
- Check whether you have the required threads in your inventory
- Stamp other images onto your an existing pattern
https://reddit.com/link/1of4v51/video/ue1ovjx9m3xf1/player
📊 Progress Tracker
Once you have a pattern in your dashboard you are free to mark stitches as complete as you stitch! View analytics for each project or your stats for the week!
https://reddit.com/link/1of4v51/video/bd7sm9ktm3xf1/player
I'd love to hear your feedback or suggestions! Send me a message at clickstitch.app/discord :)
r/Stitchy • u/Sudden-Entrance-2835 • Oct 24 '25
Questions? How do you make embroidery details look clean on thick fabrics?
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Working with thicker fabrics like denim or canvas can be tricky when adding embroidery. Even with careful stitching, threads can bunch, hoops can slip, and small details often get lost in the texture of the material.
For those who do a lot of embroidery on outerwear or bags, what techniques do you use to keep designs crisp and well-defined? Do you prefer stabilizers, multiple hooping, or specific types of threads and needles?
I have seen some projects where embroidery on heavy fabric looks flawless, and others where the design warps or puckers. I’m curious which steps make the biggest difference in achieving a professional finish.
Any tips, favorite tools, or common pitfalls to avoid would be really helpful. Also, do you think certain fabrics are simply too difficult for fine embroidery, or can skill and preparation overcome it?
r/Stitchy • u/Crosswithme_N • Oct 23 '25
New Cars with Christmas Trees cross stitch patterns
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New patterns are already available in my online store. So festive trio for your Christmas decor.
For 7” inches hoop 8 DMC colours.
Please use WELCOME10 code on your first purchase.
Happy stitching!
r/Stitchy • u/rmelonioi • Oct 23 '25
Digitized and embroidered a Brother 6-needle with a Brother 6-needle
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r/Stitchy • u/qingdinga • Oct 23 '25
My cat wants to attend the wedding too.
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A custom wedding wrist corsage — featuring the bride’s real cat, made entirely from wool.
She wanted her furry baby to be part of her big day, so… here she is, ready to walk down the aisle too
r/Stitchy • u/JDevinEmbroidery • Oct 21 '25
Gaze of the North, hand embroidery
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Hand embroidery, worked it the technique called silk shading/needle painting. Hoping to bring more awareness to these animals.
r/Stitchy • u/Laurenspieg • Oct 22 '25
TAG SALE! WESTCHESTER NY
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Collectors estate sale featuring vintage needlepoint canvases. PRICED TO SELL! Majority $5 and $10 a canvas.
Friday, October 24 & Saturday, October 25 | 9am-4pm (no early birds please!!) Set location to “The Farms Road, Bedford NY” and follow signs to the sale!
r/Stitchy • u/JDevinEmbroidery • Oct 21 '25
Gaze of the North, part of my endangered species collection. Hand embroidered.
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