• Free Printable Sugar Skull Patterns
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• Free Counted Cross Stitch Patterns To Print

Buy 1 Get 1 Free Coupon BOGO18! Sugar Skull and Tulips Cross Stitch Pattern Counted Cross Stitch Chart Pdf Instant Download 121148-084. There are 716 sugar skull cross stitch pattern for sale on Etsy, and they cost $4.73 on average. The most popular color? I am not much for complicated cross-stitch projects, but this sugar skull pattern just might change my mind. It was printed in the French magazine Prima, excepted from the book Motifs Trash au point de croix (Trash Motifs in Cross Stitch) and you can get the full-size pattern as a JPEG from there. This Sugar skull Cat cross stitch pattern is available for immediate download upon purchase. This is not a physical item only a PDF pattern, and is a simple design, with easy to follow colored grid pattern instructions that are great for confident beginners, & for Intermediate & advanced.

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Grab this super-simple but oh-so-colorful cross stitch pattern that’s designed to look like a sugar skull!

Oof. I must say, friends: September really kicked my butt in terms of DIY projects. I feel like I was buzzing from project to project and getting a lot alllllmost to the point where they were ready to share. But as I neared the 75% completion point (new plans! more camper reno stuff! DIY house maintenance advice! CHRISTMAS STUFF!), something else would pop up and another fire had to be put out. I guess all that is to say:

1. Life happens, and I suppose that’s pretty normal.
2. I have a LOT of stuff that can be shared soon since I’ve reached the 85-95% mark on a few (let’s face it — am I ever the blogger that gets all the way to 100% finished? Never!) and
3. Thank goodness that I have this cross stitch side project of mine to give me first-of-the-month deadlines. Sometimes, all ya really need is a baby step in the right direction to get back on track!

A lot of you guys have seen this sugar skull pattern in my library sneak peeks and have been eagerly awaiting the release. So, today is finally the day! I haven’t actually stitched this one myself yet, but I do think it would be a lot of fun to complete. If you stitch it, I’d love to see it (be sure to tag me at @uglyducklingDIY on Instagram!).

A few have asked if I can release the holiday-themed ones early, but I’ve chosen to keep these true to the month that seems most appropriate for them (technically, Día de Los Muertos / Day of the Dead begins on Oct 31st and ends on Nov 2nd this year, so I just picked the earlier month). If you ever want to get my patterns really early, you can always check my Etsy shop. Each pattern is less than a few bucks, so it won’t set you back much if you decide to get a jumpstart on Christmas and 2020 designs.

Free Printable Sugar Skull Patterns

About this Sugar Skull Cross Stitch Pattern

Counted Cross Stitch Downloadable Patterns

• Designed for 14 count Aida
• Full counted cross stitches only
• DMC floss colors: 19
• Size: approximately 5 in. x 5 in.

How to use the library:

Just type in your name and the email address you subscribed with in the box on the library homepage, and it will pass you through to the library of this pattern and all other free patterns I’ve shared on the blog before. If you are new to subscribing or haven’t been able to get access, it’s likely because you still need to confirm your subscription (every signup has a confirmation email and it’s REQUIRED you confirm to add you to my list… if you haven’t seen it, check your spam folder!).

Enjoy! Linked below, I’ve got a few more previous patterns in case you missed them. Don’t forget to pin this post if you plan to save it for later!

I am not much for complicated cross-stitch projects, but this sugar skull pattern just might change my mind.

It was printed in the French magazine Prima, excepted from the book Motifs Trash au point de croix (Trash Motifs in Cross Stitch) and you can get the full-size pattern as a JPEG from there.

While this design is large and will definitely take some concentration, it’s only nine colors, so it probably wouldn’t be as difficult as I imagine.

And it would make a fantastic pillow cover, or stitch it onto a sweatshirt for the perfect thing to wear on el dia de los muertos.

The stitched model shown, on black fabric, is from Ludivineem. Isn’t it gorgeous?

[Photo: Ludivineem.]

Free Counted Cross Stitch Patterns To Print