Portrait of Lady M

I’m thrilled to announce a truly special occasion: the 200th Mirabilia Designs chart I’ve created! This milestone represents a significant journey of bringing my vision of beauty, femininity, and strength to life
through needle and thread.

This design, the culmination of countless hours of passion and dedication, evokes the timeless charm of classic romantic fairytales – stories that have always held a special place in my heart. My hope is that stitching this piece will be as delightful and rewarding an experience for you as it was for me to design it. It’s been meticulously crafted with the cross-stitcher in mind, ensuring a satisfying and enjoyable process from start to finish. I’ve put special attention into the details to make it a truly captivating project.

I’m so grateful for the opportunity to share this achievement with you and the wider Mirabilia community. Thank you for your continued support.

Merry Merry

A flouncy silver-blue petticoat, cherry-red balls and magical twirling vines envelope her.
Why not stitch a thoroughly modern maven with classic holiday joy? Stitch her as she is or add even more sparkling ornaments to make her your own special incarnation of the season.
Nora

Pretty to Think So

Dear Gentlest Readers,
May all your daydreams and musings be light and sweet.

Nora

Pretty in Pink

Clover blooms, crescent moon, fluffy dress covered in roses, invitation on a windy spring day, heady perfume, eccentric guests, elderberry wine and sweet whispers.

February Amethyst Fairy

We are pleased to introduce you to the
Mirabilia Amethyst Fairy for February.
She is adorned with mesmerizing shades of deep violets. Fluttering amethyst blossoms dance in the sun as she sashays down the runway of moss.
A crystal treasure choker tied with brown velvet pulls the look together with quiet elegance.
She is the pinnacle of vogue fairy fashion.

The Muse

This is inspired by the paintings of the radical Scottish sisters in the late 19th century, Margaret and Frances McDonald. They challenged the Victorian art nouveau depiction of women as objects of purity and beauty. Their images were unapologetic statements of the emerging, “new woman.”
No longer submissive, they broke free from the rigid victorian past and presented a wiser independent, newly imagined, mystical woman.

Delphine’s Butterfly Brigade

Come with me to stitch butterflies with intoxicating colors. Tiny x’ s are made with the most luscious threads.
Thread your needle and come to our special party.
We can’t wait for you to join us.
Glittering beads and silver threads await!

Goddess Garden

In the conservatory at the botanical gardens in New York, there is the most lovely fountain. Statues of women holding hands under the drops of rain. Orchids cascade from all around and the sound of delicate rain fills the glass castle.
This pattern is inspired by that fountain and the magical serenity that is present there.

Blackbird

Cathy, the protagonist of Emily Bronte’s novel Wuthering Heights, is often portrayed as a wild and untamed character. Cathy is depicted
wandering across the moors in a brocade gown adorned with embroidered black birds. The dress is a stark contrast to the rugged landscape around her, emphasizing her refinement and elegance. Despite her refined appearance, Cathy’s presence on the moors is still somewhat unsettling. She seems to blend in seamlessly with the dark and foreboding landscape, hinting at her own dark and mysterious nature. The dress, with its intricate embroidery and classical design, serves to further emphasize Cathy’s complexity and depth as a character. Overall, the image of Cathy on the moors in her brocade gown with embroidered black birds is a powerful and evocative one, capturing the essence of this iconic literary character.

Luda

Inspired by the women of Ukraine.

Camille in Bloom

She doesn’t sit still for her portrait or wear the right frock. She gardens in the moonlight and wears roses like jewels. She’s charming but misbehaves. A cross-stitch design of a wild girl for your stitching pleasure.