How To: Stick and Stitch (Winter Edition)

Peace on Earth stick-and-stitch sheet with red felt and floss – Stick and Stitch Winter Edition

Our newest stick and stitch pack, Peace on Earth, released this Winter—and it’s the perfect add-on to elevate your Christmas projects. Think gift tags tied to presents, embroidered ornaments hanging on your tree, or even stitched accents on a tree skirt. These small designs are the perfect bite-sized projects for any first time stitcher or the seasoned crafter. 

What makes stick and stitch so fun is how simple it is. There’s no tracing, no transferring, no guesswork—just peel, stick, and stitch!

Here’s how it works:

1. Pick Your Favorite Design 
The easiest part or possibly the hardest if you are indecisive. Designs can easily stand on their own for something like a Christmas tag, or you can mix and match to create a whole new design.  

Peeling a stick-and-stitch snowflake pattern off its backing

2. Make Your Plan
Lay out your designs on your fabric them out on your fabric and decide where you want them to go

Placing the stick-and-stitch snowflake pattern on red felt

3. Peel and Stitch
Gently peel off the backing and stick the design right on your fabric! So simple!

Smoothing the stick-and-stitch pattern onto red felt

4. Start Stitching
Yep—it’s that easy.

Stitching the snowflake design through the stick-and-stitch stabilizer

5. Rinse
Rinse gently with warm water and watch the sticker dissolve away. If you'd like, you can use some mild soap

Rinsing stitched felt in a bowl of water to dissolve the stabilizer

6. Hang dry
Now sit back, admire, and smile at your handiwork.

Finished embroidered snowflake gift tag on red felt

Each design is small enough to finish in one sitting, which makes these projects so attainable—even if this is your very first time stitching. You can turn them into gifts, keepsakes, or decorations!

So grab your favorite thread colors, brew a mug of something warm, and settle in for a little winter stitching session.