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Cross stitch charts for Autumn
Celebrate Harvest time, Fall foliage colors, and everything beautiful about the Autumn season, stitch by stitch. All the latest news for cross stitching for Autumn, as published in Creative Poppy's newsletter.
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Fall Splendor
We love this Quilt style sampler celebrating each new season, a creative idea by Lesley Teare. The cross stitch pattern features lovely warm autumn colors, mature fruit, honey bees and little squirrels harvesting acorns.
Autumn Blackwork
The Autumn Blackwork design features acorns and honey bees, in dominant black lace-like motifs with a touch of color here and there. Lesley Teare's seasonal Blackwork patterns can be rotated on display in your home, to mark every season.
>> see all Year round and Seasonal patterns (all designers)
Apple Season
A sweet little pattern dedicated to the pleasure of going to the farmers' market and choosing one's own favorite variety of freshly picked apples. Cross stitch pattern by Samantha Purdy Needlecraft.
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Apple season | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Samantha Purdy Needlecraft |
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More patterns with Apples
>> see all cross stitch patterns with Apples
After the Harvest
The night is quiet, the moon is out, ducks are patrolling the yard. What a nice feeling to know the work is done, and one can really relax and enjoy a nice peaceful time. A cross stitch pattern by Samantha Purdy Needlecraft.
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Harvest Moon | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Samantha Purdy Needlecraft |
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>> see more Autumn patterns by Samantha Purdy Needlecraft
Chinese lanterns
The Physalys bears cheerful orange fruit in Autumn. Designer Faby Reilly skillfully depicts in cross stitch the puffy lanterns housing the little round fruit. One of the lanterns has already disintegrated into its lace like shape (pictured right and worked in Gold metallic). The flowers are thus known in French as "Amour en cage" or Love in a cage.
The pattern is part of the designer's delightful year-round collection of needlework flowers, one for each month of the year, the Anthea collection.
>> see more patterns by Faby Reilly Designs
Quick & fun stitching for Thanksgiving
Think ripe fruit, tasty veggies, plentiful harvests and gorgeous fall colors - with a generous dose of those fun overdyed embroidery floss colors mimicking autumn leaves.
>> see all patterns to stitch for Thanksgiving
Nature in stitches
Picture these blackberries, dark and juicy, depicted in cross stitch by Perrette Samouiloff. The designer has a wonderful eye for detail, even including the sepals - those tiny green leaves at the base of the fruit - as well as for color with the distinctiveblackberry leaves contrasting with the other species.
>> see more Autumn patterns by Perrette Samouiloff
A new Dreaming Girl by Barbara Ana
This time our Dreaming girl is all dressed in autumn colors, with an orange butterfly motif on her sweater, ready for a walk in the woods. She is so absorbed she is becoming part of the forest landscape, her head crowned with acorns, fallen leaves and mushroom, with deer antlers growing out of her head.
>> see more Autumn patterns by Barbara Ana Designs
Early leaves falling
Samantha Purdy captures in cross stitch the little simple joys of life, such as spotting the early fallen leaves in the yard, and grabbing the old broom. Concise and to-the-point, the designer only retains the most essential elements in her charts, but yet they tell a full story: the main door with its letterbox and sheer white curtain visible behind the panes, the apron with a motif evocative of home, the red cardinal perched on an already barren plant and signalling the arrival of colder days.
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First leaves | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Samantha Purdy Needlecraft |
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Color me!
With all the beautiful floss colors now available, who doesn't dream of picking their favorite colors? Galliana patterns are especially designed for that.
In beautiful Highland Fall color was applied throughout the design, in a delicate range of autumn colors, with animals in darker colors.
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Highland Fall | Cross stitch pattern by Galliana Chart - left Example of Stitched model - right |
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>> see all cross stitch patterns designed by Galliana
Harbinger of Autumn
As days grow shorter and morning mist lingers, the tiny heads of the Colchicum or Autumn crocus, sprout in the fields. A sure sign of the arrival of fall and the perfect flower for the month of September. Part of the Anthea collection by Faby Reilly, with a flower to cross stitch for each month.
Autumn colors
Part of a series of delightful seasonal wreaths by Faby Reilly, the autumn wreath displays wonderful leaf colors together with tiny berries ready to feed the birds all winter.
Once your stitching is done, you can proudly display and rotate each wreath as the year goes round.
>> see all year round patterns (all designers)
Simple joys of fall, with Samantha Purdy
The young Canadian designer has no equal in capturing the small pleasures of life in cross stitch. Check out this sampler close up and enjoy all the fun details.
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Autumn Sampler | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Samanthapurdyneedlecraft |
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More Autumn patterns by Samantha Purdy
>> see all Fall patterns by Samanthapurdyneedlecraft
Back to school
Schoolbags at the ready with sharpened pencils and colorful paint boxes. The fun of learning brought to you in cross stitches by Perrette Samouiloff.
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School | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Perrette Samouiloff |
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More school related patterns
>> see all cross stitch patterns related to school (all designers)
Autumn leaves
Notice the colors in these two small cross stitch designs, and especially how the toned-down browns of autumn are highlighted by touches of aqua blue and orange, like a ray of sunshine. Designs by Barbara Ana.
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Witch Ride? | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Barbara Ana Designs |
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>> see more Autumn patterns by Barbara Ana Designs
Nature at its most beautiful
Worked in wonderful hues of autumn foliage colors, this little biscornu features a fox running around among the changing leaves and berries. The biscornu shape, with its round curves is ideal for appreciating the needlework design from different angles. It's also a lot of fun to make when the two flat squares suddenly turn into this pretty little cushion.
>> see all Biscornu patterns by Faby Reilly Designs
More Foxes
>> see all patterns with Woodland animals
Spotted in Lesley Teare's Needlework Garden
A cardinal, cross stitched against a background featuring a double wreath, one with berries and green leaves, the other featuring a medley of lace-like blackwork motifs interspaced with bees and butterflies. Beautiful harmonies brought to you by Lesley Teare.
>> see more Blackwork patterns by Lesley Teare Designs
Bountiful Harvest
Worked in the Assisi style of cross stitch, with only the purple background stitched and the motif showing in the blank parts, here is a beautifully pictured arrangement of seasonal fruit. The elegant and decorative design, brought to you by Gracewood stitches is part of their monthly cross stitch calendar.
A surprise under a pile of autumn leaves
This little hedgehog, emerging from a pile of leaves behind a log, looks so real and lively, it almost looks as if you might hurt your fingers stitching this prickly friend. A cross stitch chart by Faby Reilly.
>> see all patterns with hedgehogs (all designers)
Fruit harvest: Golden Pears, Rosy Apples and Purple Figs
Worked in wonderful deep colors, this cross stitch piece by Perrette Samouiloff is a tribute to well-loved apple and pear varieties.
>> see all cross stitch patterns with Apples (all designers)
More Autumn Joys seen through the eyes of Perrette Samouiloff
>> see all Autumn patterns by Perrette Samouiloff
Home-spun wool
The warm feeling of being all wrapped up in a cosy warm blanket of home-spun wool. This tartan based cross stitch pattern with an oak leaf and acorn motif is the design for October, In Gracewood Stitches monthly calendar. Soon to come: November Bounty.
>> see all Autumn foliage patterns (all designers)
More Autumn patterns by Gracewood Stitches
>> see all patterns by Gracewood Stitches
Late Harvest
It is the time to harvest the very last fruit and nuts. Birds are searching for the remaining berries too, such as this small one, with delicate feathers and stitched in ever so soft and natural colors. A cross stitch chart designed by Barbara Ana.
>> see more Bird patterns by Barbara Ana Designs
Mushroom biscornu by Tiny Modernist
Tiny Modernist's cute collection of Biscornus continues to grow, full of bright cheerful colors. We've got to admit we have a particular soft spot for the Mushroom Biscornu, with little partridges pottering about in the undergrowth.
More seasonal biscornus
>> see all biscornus patterns
>> see all Autumn patterns
Color your days
Strolling past the flower stall. Those mums look so pretty in the late autumn light. How about bringing some home?
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Mums | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Samantha Purdy Needlecrafts |
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Autumn Gold
Just look at those lists of colors: Dark Mahogany, Orange Spice, Light & Medium Tangerine, Burnt Orange, Dark Terra Cotta, Light Mustard, Avocado Green, Very Dark Coral, Golden Olive, Red Copper, Coffee Brown, Pine Green, Straw, Pistachio green, Autum Gold...
These colors read like a feast for the senses, enough of a reason to celebrate the Autumn season in stitches.
>> see all Sunflower patterns
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Autumn Tale | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Alessandra Adelaide Needleworks |
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>> see all Sunflower patterns
More gorgeous Autumn patterns
>> see all patterns for Autumn
>> see all the news for the Autumn Season (newly compiled from all our newsletters)
Simple pleasures of Autumn
We love the clean, minimalist and contemporary style of the young designer.
With Samantha Purdy, capture the authentic pleasures of the season, in cross stitch:
... the pleasure of walking in the woods with a friend as leaves turn to gold.
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Autumn Trees | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Samanthapurdytextile |
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... the pleasure of warming your hands on a steaming hot cup of apple cider.
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Apple Cider | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Samanthapurdytextile |
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... the pleasure of cooking a pot of delicious home-made soup with freshly harvested vegetable.
>> see more patterns by Samanthapurdytextile
Stormy Seas - Monique Bonnin's vintage cross stitch postcard
We are publishing some of Monique Bonnin's wonderful vintage postcard cross stitch designs in download format.
Here is one of our favorite featuring a lighthouse and incoming storm. We love the "hand painted photograph" colors and the dramatic effects of the waves breaking onto the rocks.
>> see more vintage postcard patterns by Monique Bonnin
Looking after Needles and Pins
A stylish needle and pin keeper with a vintage touch. Newly released by Barbara Ana, the pattern uses a subtle palette of DMC Colors, perfect for the season.
>> see more Autumn patterns by Barbara Ana Designs
>> see all the latest news for Barbara Ana Designs
Deep in the woodlands
You might have spotted her, the woodland fairy, deep in the forest and walking light-footed among the trees. Now you can stitch her lovely portrait, exquisitely designed by Lesley Teare.
>> see more figures and portraits designed by Lesley Teare
>> see all the latest news for Lesley Teare Designs
Stitching with nature's colors
We must admit, at Creative Poppy we have a particular fancy for overdyed and multicolor threads. And there is no better season to enjoy those colors than autumn, when the splendid colors of foliage invite us to a festival of colors. If you enjoy cross stitching with overdyed or variegated floss, such as DMC Color Variations, Classic Colorworks or Dinky Dyes Silk, to name just a few, you might be interested to check out the following link:
>> tips for stitching with overdyed and multicolor floss
The designs featured below all use some overdyed threads to great effect.
>> see all Autumn cross stitch patterns stitched with overdyed and muticolor threads (all designers)
Back to School
Little ones have packed their bags and are on their way to school again. Here's a wonderful excuse for reminiscing the old days while you stitch.
>> See all cross stitch patterns related to school
Autumn Birds by Lesley Teare
Bird lovers rejoice: here is the third in the series of plate-shaped motifs showing birds in the wild, one for every season. The Winter motif will follow in a couple of weeks so you can stitch the whole series.
>> see more bird patterns by Lesley Teare
Autumn as seen by Perrette Samouiloff
Children are gathering bunches of colorful leaves and berries when they make a surprise encounter with a little fox.
>> see more Fall and Winter patterns by Perrette Samouiloff
Plentiful harvest with Perrette Samouiloff!
What will you enjoy more, eating or stitching these garden fresh veggies and fruit? A banner style design alternating colorful vegetable and fruit borders with scenes from the garden and the kitchen. You can also pick and chose parts of the design for specific projects such as tea-towels, hand towels, aprons, children's bibs and more!
Tam's Creations welcomes a new visitor
Here comes the deer, in Tam's Creations unique series of animals in "patches", a clever mix of color mini motifs which combine to form the shape and figure of an animal.
In deer-in-patches, the designer captures the grace of the shy animal as it suddenly realizes it's been observed.
>> see all Patches patterns by Tam's Creations
>> see more cross stitch patterns with woodlands animals
Autumn Sampler by Barbara Ana Although there are many elements of a classical sampler, this piece is also full of surprises, as is always the case with Barbara Ana's patterns! We love the beautifully balanced composition and the rich, warm autumn colors.  | | Autumn | | Counted cross stitch pattern by Barbara Ana |
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The wind was a nor'wester, blowing squally off the sea As in Stevenson's poem, the little ship is battling strong winds and hurling waves. This is a little gem of a needlework project, and it's perfect on a biscornu shape that gives extra dimension to the waves. A new cross stitch design by Faby Reilly.
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Grow you own vegetable patch We were delighted to receive this new pattern by Perrette Samouiloff because it triggered so many project ideas. Each little motif is easy to place according to your own constraints, depending what you want to stitch. You can make a recipe book cover, or space out the motif on a shopping bag (great for the farmer's market!). If you've got little ones around, you can stitch different baby bibs and place mats (they will all fight for the carrots!). Or you could stitch it as it is, beautiful in any case.
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Best wishes for Autumn This is the last project in Marie-Anne Réthoret's cute little series of seasonal wishes, so the collection is now complete. It comes with 4 alternative suggestions for finishing. The text can be personalized so you can pick your own words if you like. A great gift for a friend.
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Back to school with Maria Diaz Here are 3 new patterns that are perfect for children of school age, in particular those heading there for the first time! The chalkboard alphabet is awesome and we are sure it will inspire many unique projects (check out our tips for stitching on black Aida).
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And that's not all!
This is just the latest news for Autumn. There are many more patterns for you to browse:
>> see all cross stitch patterns for the Autumn season
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