Biscornu cross stitch

How to make this biscornu. You will need: Linen DMC threads or any other threads of your choice Lightweight interfacing Fray check - if desired Polyester stuffing Swarovski crystal bead or any button or bead of your choice More information regarding this biscornu can be found on my blog here Use a slip stitch, ensuring you line up the centre carefully You should have the same amount of straight stitches on each side to match up perfectly, this ensures a perfectly shaped biscornu. You are now…

I had never heard of a "biscornu" until recently, but it seems they have been all the rage in cross stitching for some time, and I just...

Yep, I did another mini biscornu, and this time I took some progress pics so I could write a tutorial on how to make the little critters! I ...

My first 15 sided biscornu. 15 patterns Work Information Chart title/company : 15 Sided Biscornu / Getta's Chart size : each 20 x 20 stitches, 15 pieces Work size : 9 x 9 cm Fabric : Zweigart 28-count ivory Aida Floss : DMC 4265(variation) for full stitch, 3746 for back stitch, 370 for finishing Beads : Mill Hill Seed Beads 03004 Button : black rose button Click here to download charts and finishing. I downloaded them from Kathrin's Blog…

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A bright little biscornu cross stitch chart for you today featuring woodland mushrooms. It has a folk feel with bright colours and is a very simple stitch with no fractionals or back stitching. It's a very simple colour scheme as well. The biscornu presents some interesting design challenges and it is sometimes fun to have to work within particular constraints. Share it! Pin it! Tweet it! Thanks for sharing! I think it is all the rain we have had that inspired this. Lots of mushrooms about…

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This is my new free design for biscornu. A biscornu is a small french pincushion. I love making them because they are fast. 😀 I also like...

today I'm sharing how I created My First Cross Stitched Biscornu