(1) This kettle doll pattern is free for your personal use from misako mimoko. (via Craftzine.com)
(2) Get Andrea Zuill’s latest pattern in her Sideshow series, Delilah the Beautiful, from her Etsy shop.
(3) “Real-bodied” Bikini Babe is free for personal use from Jenny Hart. (via Early Bird Special)
(4) Get a free download of the chart for a sweet rubber ducky cross-stitch (scroll waaayyyyy down) by Erica Michaels from Rainbow Gallery. (via Tangled Thread)
(5) The chart for Connie G. Barwick’s abstract graphic sampler for cross-stitch is free on About.com.
(6) The latest in Jenny B’s Pretty Maids series, patterns for dolls from the Far East are now available in the Allsorts Etsy shop.
(7) stitchado handmade shares Goody Goody’s vintage Bug Off pattern.
(8) Johanna of Radical Cross Stitch is sharing a tea-cozy chart she developed from an image she found at Radical Graphics.
(9) An original pattern for a shy but loving bear is available free (for personal use) from Polka Dot Bunny. (via feeling stitchy)
(10) Happy, grateful penguins are available free from Tricia-Rennea.
(11) Mollie of Wild Olive shares an original pattern that’s perfect for embellishing your sewing paraphernalia. (via feeling stitchy)
(12) CC of Lace ‘n’ Ribbon Roses shares three kitchen-themed borders for cross-stitch — perfect for gingham.
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Scrap yarn is great to make a colorful pom pom Christmas tree topper
If you like making pom poms and looking for a unique tree topper why not make a big ball of pom poms out of all sorts of colored yarn to make a statement tree topper. After you have made your pom pom tree topper featured at the blog Sugar and Cloth why not use the scrap yarn to embellish the branches like tinsel?