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Baby Cross Stitch Patterns
Here are 32 bright, engaging, familiar images for your baby cross stitch projects. From bibs to booties to blankets, these colorful designs add life and laughter to baby's favorite belongings. |
But those pastels are so pretty, aren't they?
If you've been looking for baby cross stitch designs, you've no doubt found that there are many beautiful, detailed images in the soft, muted, pastel colors often associated with babies. They appeal to adults, those baby blues and pinks and greens and lavendars, stitched on blankets that look positively lovely folded over the back of a rocker or the side of a crib.
But take a walk down the toy aisle at your local store. Dozens and dozens of different toys have one thing in common--most are made in vibrant colors and shapes that catch baby's attention.
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So if you want to make a child's "blanky"--the one they carry around everywhere and have to wait til they're asleep before you can launder it-- make it with bright colors and basic shapes they recognize. |
These cross stitch hearts are so versatile because they
- are stitched in bright colors that catch baby's attention
- appeal to both boys and girls
- are animals, toys and shapes that babies know and love
- won't be outgrown as babies mature into toddlers
- can be used individually or in combination
- countless uses on blankets, clothing, accessories or as wall decor
- are quick and easy to stitch
Cross stitch animal hearts
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Cross stitch toy hearts
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Cross stitch design hearts
Clicking on several of these "design hearts" will take you to a page with other ideas for using them. From there you can click to the individual PDF patterns. |
Cross stitch prayer hearts
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Often, it is the first prayer we learn as children. What blanket would be complete without it? |
You've settled on cross stitch baby afghan
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That's how I got started designing these baby cross stitch hearts - to use on an afghan for my grandchild. If you need help with your afghan, click here to find:
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More uses than you can imagine
Since that first baby afghan, I have found lots of uses for these little hearts. We've mentioned bibs, booties, bottle covers . . . but they are not just for kids. How about for kid's to stitch as their first cross stitch projects? There are so many others--check out these ideas, and maybe they'll inspire you, too!
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Don't forget a birth record!
An angel trumpets from the Heavens a "Welcome" to the newborn baby. Use one of our alphabets to personalize the details. Click here to go to the pattern page for our Angel Welcome Birth Record. |
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Fabric Mounts
Nov 25, 17 08:17 PM
I want to ditch my old split rail frames and stand. I have read about a new product called, Fabric Mounts. It is supposed to keep material taut and aligned -
Hoops are okay
Nov 25, 17 08:15 PM
I've tried them all . I prefer spring hoops but if my hands are weak I have a difficult time squeezing it. The tension is great if you like taut. I NEVER -
Why a hoop????
Nov 25, 17 08:14 PM
I have never used a hoop and have been cross-stitching for 15 years - only because I didn't think it appropriate. Suddenly I came across this article and -
Don't settle for "almost"
Apr 08, 17 01:16 AM
What do you do when you can't find the perfect cross stitch chart? It happens more than you'd think.
Even though we're no longer limited to the patterns we can find in magazines or at the local craft…