Primitive cross stitch

I finished my piece and now you can make one for yourself or as a gift if you would like. I love looking at antique samplers and the naive forms of the animals. I redid some antique motifs and added my own touches and design, to make this pillow. It is great as a bowl filler or you can add a hanger for a prim cupboard. I made mine on 18 count aida, but I think this would look nice on primitive linen. I just don't have the eyes for the tiny holes. I hope you enjoy my new pattern and have fun…

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Primitive Halloween cross stitch

Hey, ya'll! Thank you so much for coming to visit me today and checking out my little stitch called Crow Creek Saltbox. When my children were younger, we used to take them to a little farm called Crow Creek where there was all kinds of fun fall activities . We always started out our visit with the corn maze where we always saw crows despite the scarecrows and the number of people visiting. The first year we went straight through the maze with no problem. The 2nd year it was a little more…

Our Pioneer Homestead: free primitive patterns

Well a very good morning to you, my dears. Can you believe it ? The last day of November. November came in on the rather chilly side here in...

Quaker Primitive Click on image to print! Suggestions for stitching: 30ct. Colonial Pumpkin linen from R & R. 2 strands of Hickory Sticks from Crescent Colours. 1 strand of Hickory Sticks for the over 1 portions. Thank you for reading my blog!! Edited to add: This design cannot be stitched on aida cloth. Due to the over 1 portions you need either linen or evenweave. For a great explanation of stitching over 1 go here!

Click to expand image to fullest size before saving, enjoy! These patterns are by Pamela, of the Sampler Maker's Farmhouse, formerly- the Our Pioneer Homesetad blog.