Want a FREE quick weekend cross stitch pattern? How about 12? Introducing the Petite Stitches Series!
We have 12 Petite Stitches Patterns in this new series of PDF patterns available exclusively at Fat Quarter Shop. They’ve all been released together, so there’s no wait for any of these designs. These patterns have a stitch count of approximately 30w x 30h and are perfect for Lori Holt’s 10 Count Vintage Cloth.
Now, if you’re wondering about the bags that we’re displaying the Petite Stitch PDF Patterns, these are an easy and fun finishing option called Bitty Baskets! You can learn more about how to make them below.
Bitty Baskets using Petite Stitches
Bitty Baskets, cute cross stitch fabric baskets, are a great way to decorate your home all year. Especially using the new Petite Stitches, which include FREE cross stitch patterns for holidays, seasons, and year-round décor.
All you need is a stitched piece (we recommend 10 count for these baskets), lining fabric of choice, and general sewing supplies. Follow along with Kimberly in this video for all the measurements and a full tutorial.
Note: In the video, Kimberly used a 2.0″ stitch length when assembling everything.
Kimberly’s Supplies:
- 10 Count Vintage Cloth by Lori Holt for Zweigart
- St. Patrick’s Day Cross Stitch Pattern from Petite Stitches Series
- Bee Cross Stitch by Lori Holt for Riley Blake Designs
- Frixion Erasable Marker
- Aurifil Thread, 50wt in Light Sand 2000
- Creative Grids Quilting Rulers
- Rotary Cutter
- Wonder Clips
Don’t forget to check out all the FREE Petite Stitches on Fat Quarter Shop and let us know which one you’ll be stitching first in the comments, or use #FQSPetites and tag us @fqsxstitch!
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11 comments
Can’t wait to stitch the sunflower though the bunny may have to be done first.
Can’t wait to stitch the sunflower. But my granddaughter may want the bunny to be done first.
Thank you for these adorable petite stitches!
Thank you so much! These are wonderful! I’ll be making little pillows to fill a basket. I’ll probably do the house first. They are all so cute it hard to choose which one I’ll do first. >3
Thank you for the wonderful patterns. Something small to finish quickly! I am going to make the ‘bunny one first.
I am having a stitching retreat for my friends this summer and I want to make these baskets for each one.
What are the dimensions of the fabric for the baskets? It looks like 8″ x 16″?
Love your clear and precise videos.
That sounds so fun Faye!
The cloth and fabric are cut to the same size for the baskets and the cloth is just one pack cut in half.
This means you’ll want approximately 8.5″ x 17″ or 18″ of fabric and the same for the cloth for each basket.
Thank you so much…I already have the fabric. So that’s why I needed the dimensions.
Bunny, then US flag, then christmas tree and snowman. Thanks
This is the cutest idea! Your creativity is amazing, and I so appreciate you sharing it with all of us! Appreciate your free patterns as well, thank you! Happy Spring🌸
I think your coming out with more Bitty Basket designs how about a fish not a cartoon one. Deer dogs and cats would be nice too