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Have you started Christmas crafting yet? I am just finishing a gorgeous little Christmas embroidery kit of a red car with a Christmas tree tied to the top. It got me thinking about what I can do next, so I went over to Etsy to see what Christmas embroidery kits they have. There are so many gorgeous kits from talented small business owners! Read on for my pick of the best Christmas embroidery and cross stitch kits to get your craft on during the festive season.
The Christmas Tree and Red Car Embroidery
I had such fun making this festive embroidery kit. I can’t find the one I actually bought, but here are some similar Christmas kits to look through.
Quick to Stitch Christmas Cross Stitch Kits
These little festive cross stitch kits from my favourite Cotton Clara are quick and easy. You may even be able to complete them in an evening!
I have the Dachshund design and it’s so cute.
I love this darling little candy cane cross stitch design – I actually transferred this onto a sweatshirt too!
They have a very sweet cross stitch design of a mug of mulled wine, and a simple Christmas wreath design.
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Cute Christmas Tree Embroidery Kits
Maybe you’re after a Christmas Tree embroidery design? These kits have you covered! I have the one with pom poms, and it was so easy, as the tree is printed on to the fabric, so you just stitch the paper chains and baubles etc, you can add whatever you like!
Festive Birds Embroidery Kits
I couldn’t let my list of the best Christmas embroidery kits finish without adding some festive birds! Aren’t these robins adorable? And the bird in the wreath is so Christmassy. The bird embroidery boards are so cute, and I have included them as they are nice and simple so make a great gift for kids. As they aren’t so Christmassy, they can have them up all year round. I got them for my niece a few years ago and she really enjoyed stitching them.
The Christmas Project Cross Stitch
I got myself this gorgeous cross stitch kit from Cotton Clara last year and have begun with the first few letters. I’m planning to stitch a few letters a day in the run up to Christmas as a sort of advent project.
You can buy the whole Christmas Cross Stitch kit like I did, or just buy the pattern to download, if you already have the threads and fabric.
And if you already have a stash of embroidery threads, you can get some of these designs as digital downloads.
And for more crafty gift ideas, this post has you covered.
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