Janlynn Mushroom Mini Counted Cross Stitch Kit-2.5" Round 18 Count

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With the mushroom cross stitch world continuously evolving, I’m always on the lookout for new patterns and techniques to enhance my craft. Whether it’s experimenting with metallic threads to add a touch of magic to a fairy tale mushroom or learning advanced stitches to create intricate gills and caps, there’s always something new to explore and master. A beautiful motif for cards, potholders or towels. What skills are you going to need and what will you get I managed to simplify this cross stitch pattern to 25 colors without losing the variety and the lightness of the impression. The pattern has a size of 287 x 187 stitches. Depending on the fabric type, this corresponds to a size of 14.4 inch x 9.4 inch or 36.4 cm x 23.7 cm (AIDA 20ct) to 23.9 inch x 15.6 inch or 60.7 cm x 39.6 cm (AIDA 12ct)

The other day I came across a mushroom cross stitch pattern that I have shared with you before (you can find it here!) and it got me thinking about more mushrooms. When I start a new mushroom cross stitch project, I carefully select the perfect fabric and vibrant embroidery floss to bring the design to life. Each stitch is like a tiny brushstroke, building the image one pixel at a time. As I work on my project, I find a sense of tranquility and mindfulness, losing myself in the rhythm of the needle and the beauty of the emerging mushroom artwork. Sharing the Mushroom Love Aida fabric– White, 14-count Aida fabric is the most common. Larger fabric, such as 6-count, is great for beginners, while smaller fabric (18-count and higher) is for very experienced crafters. In conclusion, mushroom cross stitch has become a beloved part of my creative expression, allowing me to merge my fascination with mushrooms and my love for embroidery. Through this art form, I’ve not only found a way to celebrate the beauty of mushrooms but also a means to connect with a community of fellow enthusiasts. Each stitch is a small act of love towards these fascinating fungi, and I look forward to continuing my mushroom cross stitch journey with joy and enthusiasm.In this cross stitch template you will find a variety of poisonous and edible mushrooms. Choose for yourself which ones you would like to use. Continue working your needle through your fabric to make an “X” shape. As you work your pattern, be sure to make all of your stitches in the same direction. Cross Stitch Supplies Cross stitch is a type of embroidery that uses colorful threads to stitch patterns and designs onto evenweave fabric. Counted cross stitch is the art of working X-shaped stitches to create a pattern or a picture, according to a gridded pattern or chart. The Santa Button Sampler from Homespun Elegance on Etsy is a classic style sampler with an old-fashioned Santa and tree alongside a colorful script alphabet. It’s called the button sampler because there is space in each corner of the design to sew on a button, or you could stitch a little motif like a heart or a star in the corners if you’d rather. This one is stitched on 28 count linen and measures 8 1/4 by 5 1/3 inches. Art Inspirate on Etsy has another great design with three mushrooms of different sizes and a bit of grass. It is 51 by 54 stitches and uses nine colors. It comes out to 3.64 by 3.86 inches on 14 count fabric and is all whole cross stitches, so it’s a nice one for new stitchers looking to increase their skills.

As you read your cross-stitch pattern chart, keep in mind that each square marks a single stitch on your fabric grid. Making Stitches Once your fabric is ready, you can prepare the first color of floss that you’ll be using. Most embroidery thread is made of six strands, but most patterns suggest using only one or two strands at a time. Pull out one or two strands (as specified by your pattern) and cut a section about 18″ long. Cross stitch is a fun way to create nearly any design or picture. Cross-stitch art is often seen hanging on a wall or in a picture frame. But framed pictures aren’t the only way to display your beautiful designs! You can also stitch your pattern onto a bag or pillow, make it into a bookmark, patch, or keychain, stitch directly onto clothes, tablecloths, quilts, and so much more! As a passionate mushroom enthusiast and cross stitch artist, I have found a delightful way to blend my love for both hobbies – mushroom cross stitch. This intricate form of embroidery allows me to recreate the beauty of various mushrooms with a needle and thread, capturing their unique shapes, colors, and textures in a charming, pixelated style. The Art of Mushroom Cross Stitch To be honest I think about mushrooms a lot because my daughter loves them and they are fun to craft in all sorts of genres. (I made a crocheted mushroom earlier this summer, and have collected mushroom knitting patterns, too.)Looking for inspiration for your next cross-stitch pattern? This collection of 25 free, modern cross stitch patternsis full of ideas, from florals to flip flops to winter woodland animals. In this list, you’ll find something for everyone. Happy stitching! What is Cross Stitch?