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Cross Stitcher, 20 Oct 2026

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ArticleMake a… Three Kings bauble

Step 1 WORKRK using two strands of stran­ded cot­ton for the cross stitch, and one strand of stran­ded cot­ton for the back­stitch. The gold stars are Algerian Eyes, made over a block of four aida squares, using one strand of stran­ded cot­ton. Make...

Make a… Three Kings bauble

ArticleStitch­ing your… town­house

Step 1 YOU will have already stitched the first part of your design – the roof and top storey of the town­house – start­ing with the left chim­ney pot in orange, nine aida blocks in from the left fab­ric edge, and 14 blocks down from the top...

Stitch­ing your… town­house

ArticleWel­come

WE DON’T HAVE young chil­dren at home any more as an excuse for going over­board about Christ­mas – but we still go a bit mad any­way! And we always hope that some of that enthu­si­asm finds its way into the fest­ive designs we choose for our...

Wel­come

ArticleTicket to ride...

Our hol­i­day sampler is in our Winter issue, on sale 17 Novem­ber 2026.

Ticket to ride...

Article2026 Stamps SAL

If you’d like a pack con­tain­ing the White 14 count aida and the skeins to com­plete the sampler, turn to page 12, and order for £43.60, plus P&P How to… join our Stitch-A-Long Throughout the year we have given you 12 com­mem­or­ative stamps, with...

2026 Stamps SAL

ArticleHo, Ho, HQ

Designed by: Emma Con­g­don Stitch count: 181 high x 120 wide Design size: 32.5x21.8cm ( 12 ⁄ x8 ⁄ in) Stitch time: 70 hours This design was stitched on 14 count aida fab­ric. Thread up sev­eral needles in the right shade and stitch the roads first...

Ho, Ho, HQ