Make it Monday: Festive Cross-Stitch Art


christmas cross-stitch

Every Monday we show you how to put your own stamp on Christmas with tips, tricks and kits to make the most wonderful time of year as unique as you are. To kick off our new Make it Monday feature, we’re starting with festive cross-stitch art projects that will have your home looking cosy and merry in no time.

Let’s get lyrical

Christmas Cross stitch kit

We love this bright cross-stitch hoop kit and it’s ideal for embroidery beginners. Measuring 20cm, this  would look beautiful as a welcome piece in a hallway entrance or a cute decoration for the oft over-looked kitchen. The kit contains everything you need including, thread, needle, instructions and even a pretty ribbon to hang it with.

Embroidery Cross Stitch The Most Wonderful Time, Cotton Clara at Not on the high street, (£21.95)

Dachshund delight

Festice Cross stitch art project

This one is for all the dog lovers out there. It’s the cutest festive cross-stitch art project to sink your teeth into as Christmas approaches. The art measures 25cm x 23cm and, with the tasteful muted tones, you will be tempted to keep this on display all year. Although the kit is aimed at intermediate level cross-stitchers, that doesn’t mean a beginner can’t take it on. If you’re new to cross-stitch, it’s worth getting started now so that you have plenty of time. (Frame not included)

Historical Sampler Company Chilly Dogs Cross Stitch Kit, John Lewis, (£25)

Classic Christmas
Christmas Cross-stitch

If a timeless piece of festive cross-stitch art is what you’re looking for, this is for you. This beautiful image, with a classic Santa and special slogan will become a staple of the Christmas season for years to come. Because there is a lot of work involved in this piece it may obviously take a while. But it will be worth it to have something so intricate and eye-catching hanging on your wall. (Frame not included)

Believe in Santa Counted Cross Stitch Kit: Gold, Dimensions at Maries Cross Stitch, (£19.99)

 

Emma Rinaldi