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| 4 Cross Stitch Patterns for Readers |
Here are four cross stitch patterns for readers of all ages. Whether you're on the lookout for a bookish Christmas ornament, trying to gift something to a reader, or you're looking for decor for your bookshelves or your favorite reading spot, read on (see what I did there?) to find that perfect book cross stitch pattern.
My Library Cross Stitch Pattern by EmnEllie
This is a great chart for all bookworms, with motifs inspired by Victorian wallpaper and the covers of vintage books.
The link to purchase this chart is here.
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| Jane Austen Regency Silhouettes Cross Stitch Pattern by EmnEllie |
Period piece fans, I've got you covered. Here are two (yes, two!) free cross stitch patterns inspired by the great Elizabeth Bennet and Mr. Darcy. They are designed to look like classic silhouettes.
The link to the charts is here.
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| Owl and the Pussycat Cross Stitch Pattern by EmnEllie |
Poetry and cross stitch go together like butter and toast. When I read this whimsical poem by Edward Lear, I knew I had to make it into a whimsical cross stitch design. This would be a charming addition to a child's bedroom, a nursery, a playroom, or a reading nook. But if you are an adult and want to hang this up, I say go for it. In my opinion, it's a poem for all ages.
The link to the chart is here.
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| Late Night Reader Cross Stitch bookmark pattern by EmnEllie |
This pattern has a Charles Dickens-meets-pixel art design. While I intended it to be made into a cross stitch bookmark, this chart is very versatile. You could make it into a Christmas ornament or frame it and place it on a bookshelf.
The link to the chart is here.
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