It’s time for this year’s Stitchy Ornaments! This year’s ornaments are totally different from the 2021 12 Days of Stitchy Ornaments, so make sure to check out both! I decided to go with a more traditional vibe this year, and so we have the Classic Stitchy Ornaments!
I used 14-count Whichelt Aida in Beautiful Beige with two strands of DMC floss. But you can substitute any fabric and floss you prefer.
Materials Needed:
- Cloth (14-count Aida)
- Size 26 tapestry needle
- Optional: 3 yards of decorative ribbon for the hanger and 5 yards of decorative lace for edging.
DMC Floss Colors:
- DMC 3865 Winter White – 3 Skeins
- DMC 347 Salmon Very Dark – 2 Skeins
- DMC 816 Garnet – 1 Skein
- DMC 839 Beige Brown Dark – 1 Skein
The sample is stitched on 14-count Aida cloth with DMC floss. The stitch count is approx. 21 x 21 for each ornament. If you stitch with the recommended fabric, the finished piece will be approximately 1-1/2″ x 1-1/2″.
This pattern features easy-to-read color-symbol charts. You can view it digitally if you’d like, or print it for ease of use.
Stay tuned for a stitch-a-long coming in November 2022!
See how to finish the Classic Stitchy Christmas ornaments here!
Download the Classic Stitchy Ornaments pattern and get started today! Then stay tuned for my finishing tutorial coming soon!
You may also like the Classic Quilty Ornaments too!
I just received my copy of Classic Stitchy Ornaments. Although it was mailed in a bubble envelope, it arrived looking like it had been wadded up. The envelope was also creased like it had been folded in threes. A simple piece of cardboard might have prevented the damage. Very disappointing!
I noticed that it is not a spiral bound copy like the one shown on your website. While I absolutely love the designs, I’m not happy with the condion the booklet arrived in. I keep all my charts and patterns in pristine condition. I do like the color coded charts though.
Oh no, I’m so sorry, darn mail carriers! We’re happy to send a replacement copy, I’ll send you an email to discuss. We stopped doing the spiral binding due to cost, but you can take them to a print shop and have them spiral bind them. I do that to most of my craft books to make them easier to use 🙂