This design celebrates 3 years of Una Buena Pieza with a cake full of details, flowers, ghosts, and color. Download it for free and customize it with the candle number of your choice—perfect for celebrating birthdays, anniversaries, or any special milestone in your life or someone else's.

This soft and symbolic design is an invitation to care for and love yourself. An adorable, flower-adorned snake forming a heart with its body, stitched in warm and cheerful tones. Download it for free and create a beautiful reminder that self-love is also stitched, one stitch at a time.

I created this very special design for an embroidery event organized by The Cotton Worm in Madrid. If you'd like to stitch a delicate keepsake with a sense of gathering and community, you can download it for free and add your personal touch.

October is filled with warm colors, walks among fallen leaves, and a touch of mysterious magic. To celebrate it, I’ve designed this free cross stitch pattern: a little pumpkin field you can stitch and frame as autumn decor. Perfect to enjoy slowly, with tea, a blanket, and your needle.

June is Pride Month—a time to celebrate love that is free, diverse, and visible. I designed this free pattern as a small gesture of support and advocacy, featuring the colors of the rainbow and a clear message: Love is love.

It’s easy and quick to stitch—perfect to decorate, gift, or carry with you as a reminder that love always deserves to be celebrated.

This design is a small tribute to those trees that fill our homes with light, color and memories. Download this free cross stitch pattern and stitch your own Christmas forest. You can customize it with shiny threads or decorative beads to make it a unique piece.

This Valentine's Day, instead of thinking of someone else, why not celebrate yourself? “A Love Letter to Myself” is a free cross stitch pattern to embroider with love, calm and lots of self-love. Download it, choose your favorite threads and make yourself a gift you can look at every day.

Free cross stitch pattern to stitch a small Halloween pumpkin sampler. Have fun with this quick and easy embroidery project—perfect for gifting or decorating a cozy corner of your home.

Embroidery has been with us for thousands of years, and cross stitch, although more recent, also has a fascinating history. From Paleolithic pearl embroidery to 17th century educational samplers, this technique has traveled from China to Europe along the Silk Road, decorated Mexican tunics and survived industrial revolutions and world wars. Today, in the digital age, cross stitch is re-emerging as a creative hobby, with a vibrant community and patterns at the click of a button.