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- Keith Clark – Rap Map
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- Floss & Mischief – This Thing With Floors
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- Ellen Schinderman – Flavor Time
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- Peacock & Fig – Feel The Groove
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- Mathysphere – Beats on the Bus
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- Ann’s Orchard – Beatnik Drums
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- Lord Libidan – Let’s Rock
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- Jenny Henry – Boombox
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- Hannah Bass – Rome
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- Climbing Goat Designs – Hummingbird
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- The Hawthorn Tree – Butterflies
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- Stitchfinity – Beat Your Wings
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- PixlStitch – Noise Damage
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- Niki McDonald – Urban Beats
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- Maria Diaz – Jazz Beats
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- Lucie Heaton – David Bowie
Urban Cross Stitch | XStitch Issue 2
If you like urban cross stitch, the Beats issue of XStitch is the magazine you’ve been looking for.
Beats means music, Beats means neighbourhoods, Beats means the pulse that drives us all.
Dive into this issue and you’ll discover 20 patterns that you’ll love to stitch. Put the needle on your cross stitch, when the drums beats go like this!
£15.00
Beats. It’s music, it’s neighbourhoods, it’s rhythms.
Filled with good vibes and dynamic designs, put the needle on the cross stitch when the drumbeats go like this!
At XStitch, we work with more talented designers than any other magazine to give you the best variety in modern cross stitch.
We want you to enjoy stitching, and be proud to share your crafting skills with the world.
The rhythms that are going to get you are:
- Ann’s Orchard – Beatnik Drums
- Aubrey Longley-Cook – Ginsberg
- Climbing Goat Designs – Hummingbird
- Ellen Schinderman – Flava Time
- FiddlesticksAU – Love Music
- Floss & Mischief – This Thing With Floors
- Hannah Bass – Rome
- Jenny Henry – Boombox
- Keith Clark – Rap Map
- Lord Libidan – Let’s Rock
- Lucie Heaton – Rebel Rebel
- Maria Diaz – Jazz Beats
- Mathysphere – Beats On The Bus
- Niki McDonald – Urban Beats
- Peacock & Fig – Feel The Groove
- PixlStitch – Noise Damage
- Stitchfinity – Beat Your Wings
- The Hawthorn Tree – The Butterfly Effect
- Tina Francis – Beat Boxes
- Zoe Gilbertson – Abstract Equaliser
Our lyrical skills are pretty epic as well:
- Emma McKee – StitchGawd
- Jacquelyn Royal – Feeling The Beat
- Book Review: The Mr X Stitch Guide To Cross Stitch
- Thoughtspike
- Tooled Up
- XStitchers of Instagram: StitchFusion
- XStitcher of the Month: Gaynor French
- Technique Pages
- Gallery
- Interactive links to our designers
- Collaborative YouTube playlist
Quick shout-out to our advertisers, who we have picked because we think you’ll appreciate them.
Hit the links to get their products:
Zweigart – the OG of Cross Stitch Fabric Makers (they literally invented aida!).
Lowery Workstands – the only stand you’ll ever need to hold your work.
Fabric Flair – the Kings of Custom Cross Stitch Fabric.
Maydel – one of the easiest places to get your threads!
And don’t forget to visit MrXStitch for the best in modern needlework,
and listen to NeedleXChange, your new favourite art podcast!
FAQs:
What format is the magazine?
XStitch is an interactive PDF magazine which can be read using most devices. It contains clickable links to our designers, some of which are affiliate links, as well as links to our collaborative YouTube playlist and other helpful content.
Each chart is offered in two formats – Symbols and Colour Blocks, and Symbols Only – so that you can use the one that works best for you.
Our charts use letters and numbers, rather than symbols, so you can follow them with ease. You can print out pages to follow if you like!
The legend for each pattern tells you the size, how many threads, and a fabric suggestion.
When you buy our digital issues, you will get two versions of the magazine:
- One with double page spreads for the best reading experience.
- One with single page spreads that can be used with the Pattern Keeper app.
Where will I find my downloads?
Your account will have a download section, so please make sure to set up an account.
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