Cate Anevski has created a new series called Animal Expressions.

You can buy one of the finished pieces OR buy the pattern for them at Cate’s etsy store. Check it out!

Megan Eckman aka Studio MME is a fantastic illustrator who has just launched a range of embroidery patterns based on some of her work.

I love her designs – they have an nostalgic style and elegance and yet the patterns don’t look too hard to handle.

Megan is offering one lucky commenter a chance to win one of her patterns, and it’s a breeze to enter!

All you have to do is visit her illustration page and then comment below, saying which illustration you think should be her next pattern. Simple!

The closing date for entries is Friday 7th October, when a winner will be chosen by the random number generator and we will post the result. Please include your email address when leaving a comment, so we can contact you after! Kthxbai!

I can hear the theme song in my head!

If you like this stitch, you’re in luck – the pattern is available in the elfstitch etsy store. Check it out!

Did you hear that? On the rooftop? It might be Santa… or maybe something else…

SPACE INVADERS!

This piece of holiday cheer was stitched by zombie criminalist/, and the pattern was created by evenstar.

Hi! This is the second in the imaginatively titled series about the pattern ranges available from the Mr X Stitch etsy store.

You know the etsy store, right? The coolest cross stitch and embroidery pattern store on etsy – where else can you get a F*ck You We’re from Texas cross stitch pattern?

I thought I’d take a moment to feature the pattern families we have here, as they make ideal Christmas gifts for anyone with opposeable thumbs.

This time it’s the charming embroidery patterns that have sprung from the Imagination of Ladysnail.

Ladysnail has all kinds of encounters with interesting characters on her travels, and she’s created fun embroidery patterns of some of them. With a fantastic style and terrific charm, these are great patterns for beginners to try out!

Each of the patterns shown above costs six dollars, is available from the store, and will be emailed to you in PDF format once payment is received.

Guaranteed to get this in time for Xmas – you could probably even get to the shops and buy the materials in time too!

What are you waiting for – we’ll see you there!

Over at Urban Threads, they’ve got some great steampunk inspired Christmas patterns.

Available as hand or machine patterns, I think this is a nifty set of festive designs!

If this is the time of year when you start thinking about what to make as gifts for your friends and family, why not consider stitching up this pattern of Martha Stewart surrounded by one of her many hobbies, carnivorous plants?

Or you could request a custom portrait to embroider, too. You’ll find both options at Lace & Sparrow’s etsy store.

We’ve been fans of SeptemberHouse here at Mr X Stitch since we first discovered her fabric calendar templates, which are awesome.

This pattern from her etsy store is pretty awesome, too.

It’s great when we get pictures from people who have finished one of the patterns we sell in our etsy store.

Lacerslife did a terrific job with the Forbidden Love pattern, and turned it into a groovy cushion as well!

If you’ve finished one of our patterns, email us and tell us about it! If you’ve not started one yet, what are you waiting for?!

This bear just wants to share his song with the world.

If you’d like to help him, go get this pattern at the Tako Fibers etsy store and stitch up a version of him yourself!

Too Cute Tuesdays are brought to you in association with our friends over at Feeling Stitchy!