Hello Everyone! Nina here!
Welcome to day 3 of the introduction to our new release! If you've been following us, you might have noticed that August is a special month for us. In 2018, we released Color Swatches; in 2019, we released Color Combos and in 2020, we are releasing the Stitchables!
Cross-stitch was my main hobby before cardmaking. I love how simple the supplies are so I can stitch almost anywhere; I love how many colorful threads there are to collect; I also love that we could follow a pattern and get a fairly good result every single time! The only problem I had was that I couldn't find a way to put all my stitched projects to good use.
This idea came when I fell in love with cross-stitch all over again back in January this year. Now I can stitch my heart out and turn them into cards!
In case you missed it, we introduced the beginner friendly Stitched Borders here, and the Pinking Shapes here for more experienced users.
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Stitchable Holiday Shapes
Cross-stitched projects are perfect for the holidays. The warmth added by some hand stitching will sure to bring smiles to your recipients.
Like the Stitchable Borders and Pinking Shapes, you can get all the Holiday Shapes in a bundle and save 10%.

All of these shapes are pretty cute even without stitching!

Elyse added sequins to her stitched mitten!

Rebecca diecut the Christmas Stocking shape from felt and customized it with a simple pattern.

Wanda stitched the beanie out in 2 colors and finished with a snowflake embellishment!

Channin paired the sweater with our Be a Reindeer Die and put them on a slimline card using our Slim Layers Die!

Aren't they amazing?!
Hope to see you tomorrow for some coordinating products that work well with our Stitchables!
All products will be available on August 5th!
Love always,
Nina
Looking forward to getting my order! Can’t wait to use these!
Tracey Bennett on
Denise Bryant on
The reindeer in the
sweater is adorable!
Love all the cute
designs.
Carla from Utah
Carla Hundley on
These take me back to how I started in crafting – learning to cross stitch from my Mom. Love it all!!
BECCA YAHRLING on
Mary Koby on