Cross Stitch Patterns of Morra Marran
Dear friends!
I am glad to welcome you to my creative corner. I am the founder of the cross-stitch project Morra Marran. The first public steps were taken on September 13, 2015. From this date, I have been reporting on my professional activity as a cross-stitch designer.
Few people will remember, but initially, this project was simply called Morra. In 2018, another designer joined my project. We accidentally found out that in Finnish, the name Morra is written as Mårran. So, we changed the name of the brand, hinting that there are now two of us.
Why Morra? In this name, the Slavic Morana, the Moirai of Greece, and the depths of Moria from Tolkien, merged for us. In our native Ukrainian language, the word for "sea" has a similar root. There is so much in this name for us that we can talk a lot about it and still say nothing.
In 2019, Charlotte Badger joined our team. She is responsible for the beautiful selection of color palettes in our designs, creates charts supporting charity, and brings warmth and coziness to all our workflows.
To date, the number of designs created by my team has exceeded 600. However, about half of them are currently available on the website. We have decided on a new format and digital packaging for our patterns, and we are gradually updating everything.
I hope that our work will resonate with you.
We greatly enjoy creative collaborations, so in addition to teamwork within our group, we have had numerous joint projects with various designers and artists. We always make sure to credit their names in the pattern descriptions.
For your convenience, the patterns are sorted into categories. The first is the largest, containing designs made using modern cross-stitch techniques. They generously use various additional types of stitches, as well as blends. Such patterns may require more attention and concentration from you. The finished work will surprise and delight your friends.
The Sampler section, although often inspired by modern themes, is rooted in old traditions. These patterns use the simplest possible images. Additionally, most elements of such designs invite you to bring your own vision, for example, by changing the palette.
The Free Design section is an invitation to get acquainted with the features of our work and help you understand how comfortable you are with our style.
In the Thematic Categories section, the patterns are sorted by a different principle. This is more convenient when you need a specific search. For example, if you are looking for patterns for Christmas or Landscapes. And the Super Simple Stitch section contains either small patterns or basic ones. These patterns will be appropriate if you want to embroider something with the fastest possible result.
Charity
Many of you know about our active involvement in charity. Currently, this section of the site is undergoing modifications and is temporarily unavailable. However, if you wish to support our cause, you can make a purchase from our StitchingCoven shop on the Etsy platform. The profits from this shop serve the same purpose.
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