Cross Stitch and Diamond painting Blog

Our collection of free cross-stitch patterns keeps growing and we would like to share another selection of charts that can be a great introduction to the art of cross-stitching or help you practice your skills (If you’ve missed our previous...

If you are already familiar with all the needlework brands from our extensive range and are looking to try something new, check out the collection by the brand Orchidea (Poland)! The Orchidea products stands out due to their nonconventional designs, highly...

If you’re looking to give a new lease of life to an old piece of clothing or accessory, like a t-shirt, baseball cap or bag, why not try decorating them with a cute cross-stitch design? MP Studia’s kits with water-soluble...

Cross-stitching involves a high amount of energy being put into the project. No wonder that manifesting your dreams and thoughts when cross-stitching a carefully selected design is believed to result in them coming true. There are a lot of superstitions...

Painting by numbers is a very accessible type of creative activity that works well for both children and adults - it doesn’t require any previous experience, specific skills or artistic talent. It is also a very practical hobby as the...

We’re sure you’ve heard a lot about diamond painting and, most likely, you’ve already tried this simple but captivating and truly rewarding hobby. The fact that you can make a shiny masterpiece using just a pair of tweezers and/or a...

We previously explored the most common symbols and superstitions in cross-stitching – you can find a detailed overview in this article. However, today we’d like to dwell on a specific topic of attracting love into your life through... cross-stitching! Since ancient...

It’s not uncommon for a stitching enthusiast to accumulate nice and cute little things that make the creative process more convenient and enjoyable. That’s only fair – to bring a beautiful piece of art into the world, the creator should...

The history of cross stitch goes back to ancient times. Even primitive people used a similar sewing technique in the manufacture of clothing, but then it was used not for the purpose of decoration, but to obtain durable and easy-to-perform...