From Cross Stitch Collection and Cross Stitcher Magazine. In conjunction with each other, a New surprise every day and only available for 24 hours - until 2pm the next day. You'll want to visit every day between now and Christmas! [Except for Day 1the freebies and give-aways have been the same.]
- Day 1 (December 12th) : From Cross Stitch collection: Christmas Carol - a Victorian Village with carolers! 104H x 192w - must d/l by 2 P.M. December 15th (not sure which time zone so don't wait!) From Cross Stitcher Magazine: Reindeer Cushion - all of Santa's reindeer including Rudolf by Kate Mawdsley; individual designs suitable for smaller projects - d/l by the 15th
- Day 2 (December 13th) - sign up today to win an Embeliss bracelet kit. Second place is button covers. Sign ups end 1pm December 14th
- Day 3 (December 14th) - enter contest for Ultimate Christmas Cross Stitch Collection
- Day 4 (December 15th) - Seasons Tweetings - 4 card/ornie designs and 3 gift tags
- Day 5 (December 16th) - enter 24-hour contest for a fabric voucher from Willow Fabrics
- Day 6 (December 17th) - sign up for chance at one of 20 copies of Storyland Cross Stitch from What Delilah Did
- Day 7 (December 18th) - Enter for Mr. & Mrs. Tooting Skating kits to give away
- Day 8 (December 19th) - register for Joan Elliot book book and fabric giveaway
- Day 9 (December 20th) - lovely dove ornament charts to download
- Day 10 (December 21st) - register for one of 10 give-away copies of The Ultimate Alphabets Cross Stitch Collection
- Day 11 (December 22nd) - sign up to win a colorful cross stitch shoulder bag
- Day 12 (December 23rd) - download two floral Thank You cards to stitch
Be sure to visit the "Free" sections of the above for other Christmas and a variety of freebies and links. Example:
- DMC Freebie: Christmas Robin - you may have to sign up to get access, but they have some really nice freebies
- Cute, Kitchy Christmas Animal smalls with cardmounts to print out (to be honest - that takes a lot of expensive colored printer ink - I'd more likely use a small print Christmas paper design, cut it to wrap around or paste on to a suitable sized backing of 64 pound printer paper and/or or stick one in one of those blank folding cards - but each stitcher her own); Small, quick to stitch.
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Thank you for the freebie links, love Christine in Italy
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