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As a young’n I was always fascinated by the idea that no two people in the world were exactly the same. I tried to think it through in my head – – certainly there could only be a finite number of individual features, and combinations of those features for all the people in the world! … Stitch People’s Cross-Stitch Character Design Explained Read More »

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You know the feeling, you’ve been sporting the same hairstyle since you graduated from high school (ahem…15 years ago…). Now it’s time to conquer the world, and what’s the first step in conquering the world? A new do. Stitch People are no different. Sometimes we need to change it up for them to highlight … A New Do: 3 hairstyles for your Stitch People Read More »

I have found a few stolen moments here and there to whip up a cross-stitch family portrait of what my family now looks like with 5 members.

We started Stitch People in 2014 and from the very first day we heard “You need more wedding suits”, “Do you have anything for lace?” “How do I make this type of wedding dress?” So yes, this book is of a highly requested topic and a very long time in the making! What took us … The Weddings Edition! An all new Stitch People book Read More »

What an amazing year we’ve had here at Stitch People! We saw the addition of a whole new bunch of patterns including cultural, make-believe and sports, we got to meet you face to face at Pinner’s Conferences, Lizzy and Spencer became full time RVer’s not to mention we finally released the biggest and best version … How Stitch People fans dazzled us in 2018 Read More »

You might remember a few weeks ago, we talked about 3 of the stitches you need to know for cross-stitching. Well today is a bit more fun. Today we’ll talk about the stitches that no…you don’t need to know but they sure are great to add when you can! 1. Straight-Stitch Now I know you … 3 NON-Essential Stitches to know to Cross-stitch Read More »

Learn this simple step to increasing the size of your cross stitch patterns.