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8 Ways To Dress Up An Old Globe

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Thanks to the increasing demand of modern-day technology and so many possibilities right at our fingertips, the days of using a globe are ever ceasing.  If you still have a globe around and are looking for a great project to make, check out this list of 8 ways to dress up an old globe.  There are almost endless possibilities with this topic, but these are some of our top favorites.

Don’t have an old globe? Check out Yard sales and you can even find vintage ones on Etsy.

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1- Button Covered Globe from We Heart It

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2- Small World Globe from Persia Lou

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3- Chalkboard Globe from Hey, Hey, Mandy Kay

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4- Buttons and Lace from Nellie Bellie

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5- Black and Gold Globe from Love and Renovations

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6- Thumb Tack Globe from Madigan Made

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7- Personalized Globe from Two Delighted

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8- Sheet Music Globe from Cutesy Crafts

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Fancy Pumpkin Cross Stitch Patterns

If you’re ready to move beyond basic, solid orange pumpkins, check out these pumpkin cross stitch patterns that are just a little bit fancier with some kind of pattern on the pumpkin. 

Keep it simple and rustic with this plaid pumpkin form Cross Stitch with Art. You can make the plaid whatever colors you want to match your decor, or keep with the Halloween color palette. It uses three colors and comes out to about 6 inches/15.24 cm square when you stitch it on 14 count fabric. 

Mamaida Pattern has this cute pumpkin with a vine in the negative space. Since that portion isn’t actually stitched (though you could make it green if you like) that makes this pattern pretty easy. It uses just two colors and measures 108 by 110 stitches. That’s about 7.7 by 7.9 inches or 19.6 by 20 cm on 14 count fabric. 

Speaking of negative space, this design by Tinsel Cross Stitch blows out the pumpkin a bit so the ridges are negative space and the colors here too have kind of a vineing effect. This design is 98 by 113 stitches and uses three colors. It measures 7 by a little more than 8 inches, or 17.78 by 20.5 cm on 14 count fabric.

Get even more detailed with the carving effect on this pumpkin cross stitch pattern from Anemone Patterns. This one is 85 by 83 stitches, which comes out to 6.1 by 5.9 inches (15.4 by 15.1 cm).

In a similar vein but a different color, there’s this pretty green pumpkin from Crystal Feather Crafts. Of course you could make it any color you like, but I always like to remind people that even in nature not all pumpkins are orange. This design measures 101 by 93 stitches, which is 7.2 by 6.6 inches/18.3 by 16.9 cm. 

And speaking of color, if you want to stitch a pumpkin with boho vibes, this one from Stitch Craft Creatives is probably the one for you. At 200 stitches square, it comes out to 14.4 inches or 36.3 cm square on 14 count fabric. It uses 14 colors for a very vibrant pumpkin!