Thanksgiving cross stitch patterns
Cheryl McKinnon's Thanksgiving cross stitch patterns are fun to stitch to celebrate and give thanks
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How to make the thanksgiving cross stitch turkey tag
To make the thanksgiving cross stitch turkey tag, back your stitching with white paper. Draw a circle on the reverse with your stitching at the centre. Cut out then mount onto a circular tag. Finish with bold ribbon.
About the thanksgiving cross stitch patterns
There are four thanksgiving cross stitch motifs here that you can stitch as small cards or gifts to mark Thanksgiving. They use cross stitch in two strands of cotton, and some motifs also include metallic thread. They use backstitch in one strand of thread. No fractional stitches are used. If you need some beginner advice on the basics of working cross stitch and how to stitch these designs, click for our cross stitch beginners guide.
Download the thanksgiving cross stitch patterns
Click to download the Thanksgiving cross stitch patterns. The download is an A4 PDF with 4 cross stitch patterns and a key.
More thanksgiving cross stitch patterns
These designs are not created especially for Thanksgiving, but would still work well for this holiday
Authors
Cheryl is a cross stitch designer from Canada. In her designs, she keeps cross stitch traditions alive whilst employing bright colour palettes, bold graphics, and uses retro themes to illustrate her love of vintage style. Cheryl showcases and sells her cross stitch patterns on her website the Tiny Modernist, where she shares tips and other useful cross stitch knowledge. Cheryl also has an amazing Instagram page where you can find all her latest designs and plenty of cross stitch inspiration.
