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Cross-Stitch Leather Cuffs (FREE Patterns)

Dress up these fun cross-stitch leather cuffs with free sewing patterns!

I received free product from DMC but all opinions and ideas are my own.

cross-stitch leather cuffs with free patterns
I am so excited that cross-stitch is becoming more mainstream and, dare I say it, COOL!

There are so many creative ways to use it and so many pattern possibilities that it can be incorporated just about anywhere.

This isn’t your Grandma’s cross-stitch, y’all!

When DMC sent me some of their new Stitchable Cuffs I was super excited to try them out.

These cross-stitch leather cuffs have pre-punched holes just waiting to be stitched and customized!

I knocked out two patterns right away, and I love how different they are!

And I’m sharing the free patterns with you guys.

FREE cross-stitch patterns to make your own fashionable leather cuff bracelets!
Cross-Stitch Leather Cuffs: Supplies

The leather cuffs are 9 count x 35 count (1″ x 4″) and come in 4 colors: navy, black, white, and pink. I plan to stitch them ALL!

I started with the floral pattern on the navy cuff and chose colors for the flowers, leaves, and used plain white for the “background.”

FREE cross-stitch patterns to make your own fashionable leather cuff bracelets!
Cross-Stitch Leather Cuffs: Floral Bracelet

To further feminize the cuff, I added some store bought crochet ribbon.

It was the perfect shade of green!

I simply stitched it into the edges of the cuff with thread of a similar shade.

FREE cross-stitch patterns to make your own fashionable leather cuff bracelets!
The holes on the cuffs are a bit larger in diameter than your standard cross-stitch fabric so to be sure the pattern really stood out I used all 6 strands of DMC thread.

You can definitely use less, but I like the chunkier look it gives the pattern.

FREE Floral Leather Cuff Cross-Stitch Pattern

FREE cross-stitch patterns to make your own fashionable leather cuff bracelets!
Cross-Stitch Leather Cuffs: Wonder Woman Bracelet

I also wanted to create a super fun cuff, and what’s more fun than Wonder Woman??

I used a very sharp needle for this cuff because, for the angles in that W, you need to push the needle through the center of a cross-stitch square to do half stitches.

My needle went through the leather without a problem.

Again, I used 6 strands of DMC thread for the pattern, but only 2 strands for the black thread.

It turned out so fun on the white cuff!

FREE Wonder Woman Leather Cuff Cross-Stitch Pattern

FREE cross-stitch patterns to make your own fashionable leather cuff bracelets!
I love that just by using different patterns these two cross-stitch leather cuffs have completely different vibes going on!

I have big plans for the remaining black and pink cuffs.

My main problem is too many ideas and not enough cuffs!

 

Enjoy, y’all!

 
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Tina Gou

Thursday 29th of March 2018

These r lovely where can I buy them

Michele McDonald

Friday 30th of March 2018

Hi Tina! You can find them here: https://amzn.to/2GJbmWs

Lou

Friday 3rd of November 2017

I just happened to find the premade cuffs in Hobby Lobby the other day, they are too expensive to buy singly...so, I am going to bust out my many cross stitching books, and make some up with the inexpensive plastic canvas sheets. They are only about 70 cents a sheet, and you can get several sheets for what just one of those premade cuffs cost! I am off to look for some other crafty ideas online...am thinking of making some Christmas themed glass blocks. Happy Holidays all!

Rebecca low

Thursday 23rd of February 2017

I so need to find these bracelets for my next cross stitch endeavour! Thanks for the beautiful suggestions. Rebecca, A Handcrafted Life by Rebecca Low

Theresa

Wednesday 25th of January 2017

My daughter and granddaughter would love this craft! Thanks for sharing at the Inspiration Spotlight party. Pinned & Shared.

Emily

Sunday 22nd of January 2017

Those cuffs are awesome! I used to crochet a lot, but haven't in years. Thanks for linking up on #HomeMattersPArty

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