cross-stitching (Meaning)

cross-stitching

a needlework stitch that forms an X, needlework having cross-stitches, work having cross-stitch

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The intricate cross-stitching pattern adorned the antique tapestry, evoking a sense of nostalgia.
She spent countless hours meticulously completing the cross-stitching project, her fingers guiding the needle with precision.
The vibrant colors and detailed designs of the cross-stitching created a captivating visual masterpiece.
The cross-stitching workshop offered a haven for enthusiasts, where they could share their passion and learn new techniques.
The ancient art of cross-stitching transcended generations, connecting people through a shared love of textiles.
The cross-stitched quilt showcased her grandmother's remarkable artistry, each stitch telling a story of love and remembrance.
The intricate cross-stitching on the pillowcases lent a cozy and personalized touch to the bedroom.
The cross-stitched sampler proudly displayed in the living room served as a testament to the patience and dedication of its creator.
She found solace in cross-stitching after a long day, the repetitive motions calming her mind and bringing a sense of accomplishment.
The intricate cross-stitched map served as a unique and decorative way to celebrate her travels and cherished memories.

a needlework stitch that forms an X, needlework having cross-stitches, work having cross-stitch

knitting,embroidering, finishing, basting, sewing, quilting, repairing, overcasting, stitching, felling

unsewing,,

The intricate cross-stitching pattern adorned the antique tapestry, evoking a sense of nostalgia.

She spent countless hours meticulously completing the cross-stitching project, her fingers guiding the needle with precision.

The vibrant colors and detailed designs of the cross-stitching created a captivating visual masterpiece.

The cross-stitching workshop offered a haven for enthusiasts, where they could share their passion and learn new techniques.