Showing posts with label plaid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label plaid. Show all posts

Friday, October 29, 2021

Quick Finish

 Hello!

I had a fairly quick finish recently:  a fleece poncho!  The left photo shows it from the back and you can sort of make out there's a hood.


It was quite simple to make.  I used the directions from Life Sew Savory.  She used wool to make hers and I chose to use fleece instead.  I haven't worn it out and about yet, but the weather is now rainy and cooler so it's probably going to get worn soon.

Happy Stitching!

Stacy

Friday, August 28, 2015

New patterns in my Etsy shop!

I've just added 3 new patterns to my Etsy shop, XedStitches.  They are a Unicorn, a Scottish Terrier, or a Christmas stocking done in Scottish tartans!

As with all of my Scottish tartan cross stitch patterns, the cost is $10US per chart.  Since I email them, there are no shipping charges!

The unicorn pattern is 233w x 298h.  Here are examples shown in the Sinclair (red) and Watson (blue) tartans:



The Scottish Terrier pattern is 245w x 186h.  These examples are using the Borthwick (gray/red) and Buchanan (yellow) tartans.


The Christmas stocking pattern is 193w x 280h.  You have your choice of toe to the right (shown in Akins) or toe to the left (shown in Thain).



Here are the other styles of Scottish tartan charts I offer:

A map of Scotland, 247w x 318h (shown in the Dalrymple tartan):


A Celtic knot, 349w x 170h (shown in the Campbell tartan):


A heart, 214w x 197h (shown in the Armstrong tartan):


A rampant lion, 219w x 248h (shown in the Stewart mourning tartan):


A Celtic cross, 137w x 250h (shown in the Menzies black & red):


A thistle, 264w x 297h (shown in the Ogilvie tartan):


I also have Old English style individual letters available.  They range in width from 108 - 180 but are each 150 stitches high.  I refer to them as my Monogram patterns.  If you wanted the Campbell tartan, you would get the "C", MacDonald would get the "M", etc.

Of course, I also offer "full" tartan patterns.  These are all square but cover one repeat of the requested tartan (with a small handful of exceptions).  They range in size from about 80 stitches square to over 600 with most falling in the 160-300 range.

Happy Stitching!

Stacy

Thursday, August 2, 2012

Pattern Giveaway

Well, since no one guessed correctly in the previous giveaway that I offered, I decided that I would do a giveaway that will have a definite winner!

I will give a Scottish tartan cross stitch pattern to a random winner.  All you have to do is comment on this post to be entered.  On August 31, I will use my randomizer app to select from all those who commented.  The winner will get to choose which tartan they want and the style of the chart (full tartan, terrier, heart, etc.).

Happy Stitching!

Stacy

If you are the winner and you know that you have Scottish heritage but are not sure which tartan you want, I can research that for you.  Most Scottish surnames do not have their own tartan.