game of thrones font cross stitch pattern

I need this “I will read books and ignore you” cross-stitch tattooed on my forehead. This might be the ultimate book lovers book shelf.

$5.Īs Louisa May Alcott said, books can turn the brain. Though the finished example isn’t in a hoop, you certainly could frame this Little Prince quote cross-stitch in one. I want nothing more than to curl up in this chair and read all of those books. Here’s the prettiest reminder not to let the bastards grind you down. $2.Įmbroider a little Emily Dickinson poetry. $5.Ĭan’t get enough of Anne with an “e?” You’ll want this Anne of Green Gables cross stitch pattern. Literary Cross Stitch and EmbroideryĬozy into this reading nook needle craft. Oh and…did you know that Book Riot has a book full of rad bookish cross stitch patterns coming this may? You can learn a little about it now and preorder Lit Stitch. If you need a guide to help you get an idea of how needle work works, you’ll want to check out these best cross stitch books. Never cross stitched or done embroidery before? This is your opportunity to start.

Most of these book hoop crafts are downloadable patterns, meaning that you’ll get the pattern and provide your own tools.

The basic theme being these needle-and-thread creations are done on hoops and most are perfectly displayed on them, too. This time, I’ve expanded and added a few awesome literary embroidery patterns, too. Given how popular this round-up of book cross-stitch patterns has continued to be, it feels like time to add some more badass literary cross stitch patterns that readers might want to try their hands at. Chances are good that many choose to make things while also listening to an audiobook, thus creating reading time while also making something. If there’s one thing that can be said about readers (or at least the readers at Book Riot), it’s this: many of them are also avid crafters.

Game of thrones font cross stitch pattern