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Cross Stitch Charts for Autumn Vol. 1

 

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Autumn Cross Stitch List
For all of the seasonal stitchers out there, here’s a list of my Autumnal charts to add to your WIP pile. 
Mini Autumn Triptych by EmnEllie 

This one’s a mini freebie. It’s a quick-stitch and calls for variegated floss, which is always super fun to use. The link to this chart is here. 
Halloween Owl by EmnEllie

It’s spooky season, too, so why not add an owl to your WIP pile as well? Boo! The link to this chart is here.
Late Night Reader Cross Stitch Bookmark by EmnEllie

While books are an all-year-round hobby, there’s something especially fun about reading at this time of year. Here’s a bookmark pattern to combine your love of cross stitch and books. The link to this chart is here.
Mini Autumn Triptych by EmnEllie
This one’s a freebie as well. Now, this chart comes from my first e-book (available through the above pin) and is one of many more freebies available in the book, if Pumpkin Spice isn’t to your liking. There’s a hot chocolate pattern, a tea pattern, and more! The link to this e-book is here.

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