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Cozy cross stitch patterns for slow, happy evenings

Clear, low-confetti PDF patterns designed by Sara, a mom of two who stitches after bedtime. Instant download, color and black & white charts, ready for Pattern Keeper.

  • Instant download
  • Beginner-friendly
  • Original designs
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  • Instant downloadYour PDF pattern arrives the moment you check out.
  • Pattern Keeper compatibleMark stitches off as you go in your favorite app.
  • Beginner-friendlyClear charts, big symbols and clear instructions.
  • Color + B&W chartsFull-color and black & white symbol charts in every pattern.

stitch something merry

Christmas is coming. Let's get stitching!

Little ornaments you can finish in an evening, gingerbread cottages, snowy woods and folk samplers. Start now and they'll be ready for the tree, or tucked into a card.

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The patterns I'd stitch first if I were you, chosen for cozy evenings and quick, happy finishes.

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Meet Sara

Hi, I'm Sara. I stitch after bedtime.

My grandmother taught me my first little X. Years later, as a mom of two, I found my way back to a hoop, and it became the quiet part of my day that's just mine.

I design patterns that fit real evenings: cozy, a little whimsical, small enough to finish, and kind to stitch. Clear symbols, tight palettes, no endless confetti.

  • Clear charts. Color, black & white and a Pattern Keeper PDF.
  • Kind to stitch. Tight palettes, honest difficulty labels.
  • Cozy & original. My own designs, in one consistent style.

Sara x

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