Saturday, June 24, 2017

Let's Celebrate Canada 150 (with a FREE PATTERN)!

Happy Canada Day, Stitchy Friends!!  Well... almost - we're a few days early.  On July 1 this fine country of ours celebrates 150 years of awesomeness and to celebrate we wanted to create a quick stitch for you to whip up just in time to party. 

The design will fit perfectly in a 6 inch hoop.  You can download the free pattern HERE.



What are our favourite things about the Great White North? In no particular order: Timbits, universal healthcare, the Blue Jays, double-doubles, toques, moose, hockey, Lake Erie (also half American, so that's cool too), poutine, spelling words with 'o-u-r', summer (short though it may be), Degrassi, back bacon, decent beer, Anne of Green Gables, the metric system, general friendliness, the Rocky Mountains, and Coffee Crisp chocolate bars.  What are your favourite things?

Happy Stitching & Happy Canada Day, Hosers! <3 J,C, & E


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7 comments:

  1. Erika sageJune 24, 2017 at 9:21 PM

    Shared with xstitch Canada facebook group. Thank you

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  2. genegeekAugust 11, 2017 at 11:35 AM

    Also love Hawkins Cheesies

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  5. KonstantinaJuly 3, 2020 at 9:20 AM

    Love this, thank you so much!

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    Great stitches. Embroidery Digitising Services Nice.

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