15 free cross stitch bookmark patterns
Are you looking for some fun and creative ways to spend your time? Then why not try out these 15 free cross stitch bookmark patterns! I’ve curated a list of free printable counted cross stitch patterns, featuring flowers, hearts, dogs, dinosaurs book and many more designs.
Free Spring onion cross stitch pattern
Use aida band to make this fun bookmark
Aztec Cross stitch bookmark pattern (free)
I stitched this design on a wooden blank if you want to get the same dimensions I’d recommend stitching it on 6 count aida
Dinosaur bookmark cross stitch (free)
Grid Size: 98W x 26H
Design Area: 7.00" x 1.86" (98 x 26 stitches)
5 DMC threads
Free bookshelf bookmark cross stitch pattern
Grid Size: 108W x 25H
Design Area: 7.57" x 1.64" (106 x 23 stitches)
Printable Iris Bookmark Pattern
14 ct. Aida 7 3/8" high x 3 3/8" wide
Free Cross Stitch Bookmark Chart
Stitched on 14 count aida
Holiday Cross Stitch Bookmarks
How sweet are these winter themed book mark charts
How to Create an Easy Cross Stitch Bookmark With These Simple Steps
16-count Aida fabric
Cross stitch pattern
Six-strand embroidery floss
Thin satin ribbon
How to make a no sewing cross stitch bookmark (the lazy way)
A great way to whip up a quick gift
Halloween bookmark – free cross stitch pattern
Even your bookmark can be themed for Halloween!
How to Make a Cross Stitch Corner Bookmark: A Step-by-Step Guide
Perfect for a larger design
Rainbow bookmark cross stitch pattern (free)
Wooden bookmark cross stitch kit from Baker Ross. Pack of 4 £5.95
DMC threads in 9 colours
Free cross stitch Mothers day bookmark PDF pattern
Stitch Count: 21w x 82h
Finished Size: 3.81 cm x 14.87 cm (14 ct./inch)
Cloth: Aida
Cloth's Color: White
I’d love to have the bookmarks! Great for gifts to family and friends!
Ithe corner bookmark is very clever. This is something I will workup. Thank you.😊
How do you finish your bookmarks? Thanks.
Anonymous: How do you finish your bookmarks?
I use a variety of ways, if I want a quick finish I’ll use self adhesive felt or thin card glued to the back. Otherwise I tend to blanket stitch felt or fabric to the back.