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Need a quick sign for the Women's March? How about this? What a YEAR of persistence! I put together a free downloadable high-resolution file you can use for a sign at the Women's March this year!: One page print of this image for a regular-size print: Right-click to download file. Here's a six-page poster that prints mostly across four pages with a little extra on the last two pages. Please post your results on social media - I'll repost yours on Instagram if you use the hashtag #subversivecrossstitch of a photo of your sign in action! Go get 'em!!

Last-minute prezzies? We got ya. Our gift cards are universally swell and go up to $10,000 in case you're feeling generous. ;) Also, feel free to print and cut out these gift tags or send via email - let them know they're getting something that will make them smile! Click on each image to see the larger printable version.

My thanks to you for a great year - TREAT YO SELF! Here's how it works: Shop the PDF page and choose any 10 patterns, add them to your cart. The link above should automatically add the discount. If not, enter PDFPACK as the promo code. In your cart, you should see 10 PDFs for the price of 5 - voila! Limit one per customer. Offer expires 12/31/17 at midnight CST. Enjoy!

Click on descriptions to go to each product page. Who's the best gift giver? YOU ARE! GIFTS FOR THE NEW STITCHER Someone you know NEEDS to learn how to cross stitch. They have a great sense of humor and maybe they need to relax. Our cross stitch starter kit with my best-selling book is the perfect gift and you can always add on extras depending on how generous you’re feeling: Things to add to sweeten the deal: Gingher Embroidery Scissors, fancy Subversive needle minder, Stitchery tape and mounting boards. And one of our signature gold frames to display their work!...

Pardon my bad Photoshopping, but MY OH MY I couldn't believe that the best of the Chrisses (besides my Chris) talked to W Magazine about his love for cross stitch: "I remember doing cross stitch and for whatever reason, anything for me as a kid, I had a lot of trouble kind of focusing on one task and sitting still. I was pretty active. But anything really detailed where I had to sort of physically and mentally be involved and anything could hold my attention was a big plus for my parents, in particular. For some reason, cross stitch was...