I'm Making My Way Back

Hi, Primmies, my epidural shot was cancelled this morning so here I am. I'm a little better than yesterday, at least I can type today. I have a freebie and a giveaway  and some links to some great new blogs I found.
First, the cute free pattern from Teresa at Aunt Polly's Blog :

Isn't it cute? She would enjoy seeing any of your finishes.
A cool blog I found is Sew Many Ways. Karen has so many great ideas to share and she's got a huge following.

There's a Giveaway going on at
Click Here to go to World of Charity Stitching for a chance to win two $25.00 Gift Certificates to VeenandCo
Cross*Stitch Designs. The quilters and cross stitchers at World of Charity Stitching do wonderful work and
for example, they just finished two quilts for The Ronald McDonald House.
I'm taking it easy today, so it will just be a day of hunting for freebies and giveaways.
Thanks for being here...
Susan

Isn't this design pretty? Jennie of Appleseed Prim designed this new cross stitch pattern
as a free download for us. The finished piece measures 63 inches x 65 inches.
If you are having trouble seeing this pattern chart, click the link here Appleseed Prim to view
on Jennie's blog. You can also copy and save all of her other free designs and see her
finished work. Thanks, Jennie!
I'll be writing later with that free quilt pattern and tutorial I promised you.
Susan

Blog Milestones

In honor of her 800th post, Lori from Notforgotten Farm has given us this adorable
cross stitch design called "Remember Me". Here is the chart and floss & stitch legend:

She really appreciates her followers and would love to see your finishes of this design.
Click Notforgotten Farmhouse to visit her site and tell her about your finished piece.
Kimberly from The Red Cupboard has almost reached her 100th follower and will be doing
her giveaway any time now! (see sidebar for Cupboard Tuck Rag Doll)
Enjoy, Primmies...

Warm Regards,
Susan

A Prim Cross Stitch Designer For You To Meet

I found Jennie Lynn at Appleseed Prim while reading a blog I follow, Primitive Betty's (a fantastically talented cross stitcher). Jennie Lynn has lots of free pretty prim cross stitch patterns for us to use in our projects. Here are just two of several of her free patterns:

And here it is made up into a pincushion by Jennie Lynn:

Click the link below to go to:

Appleseed Prim: Free Patterns

Warm Regards,
Susan