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Free Simplicity Cross Stitch Designs

I have been working on these free cross stitch designs for a couple of months, and I finally have the download ready to share with you. The free PDF download allows you to use for personal items only, because this bundle (8 borders and 4 alphabet sets) of Simplicity cross stitch designs is a $50 value. Continue reading below to find out how to get a commercial license.

Simplicity cross stitch design samples
Sample of some of the designs


Drawing Simplicity Block Border

If you wish to purchase the commercial license for $25, I have provided that button below the free download button. The commercial license allows you to make as many items as you want using these cross stitch designs. This does not give you rights to sell the PDF or any of the designs within the PDF. All details are inside the free PDF download.


All rights belong solely to me regardless of any adjustments you make to these designs. Please give designer credit to Patricia Wilson of SimplyMakingLife.com when mentioned online in any way.



Download Simplicity Cross Stitched and Backstitched Borders
and Letters Instructions and Designs
 

Buy now for $25
Buy commercial license for Simplicity Cross Stitched
and Backstitched Borders and Letters Instructions and Designs
Please use the notes section to let me know who to make out the license to.
I do my best to check for purchases every morning; however, if you don't receive your license from me within 24 hours of your payment, please use the contact form on the right or the email address in the free download to contact me.

Thank you for dropping by today. I would love to hear if you're enjoying the eBooks I offer. Feel free to leave a comment or drop me a line via the contact form. I enjoy reading all comments and email messages.

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Have a blessed day,

Patricia

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