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Sikhism Cross Stitch Gallery

Gallery of Gurbani Cross Stitch

By , About.com Guide

Cross stitch is an art which lends itself to the fingers of a meditative mind. Cross stitch is an opportunity to focus on Waheguru. To practice simran, or contemplation of the divine while cross stitching, recite "Wah" with the first half of the stitch, and "Guru" when completing the second half of the stitch. To meditate in silence mentally concentrate on the inner sound of "Wahe Guru."

Cross stitch can be used to create sampler, decorative emblems or badges with a Sikhism theme. Small cross stitch projects are perfect for embellishing:

Free Cross Sikhism Stitch Patterns
Learn to Cross Stitch

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Gurmukhi Cross Stitch BannerGurmukhi Cross Stitch BannerCross Stitch Clock With Sikhism ThemeCross Stitch Clock With Gurbani InscriptionGurmukhi Paintee (Alphabet) Cross Stitch SamplerGurmukhi Script Cross Stitch SamplerCross Stitch Khanda BannerKhanda Cross Stitch Banner
Sikhism Slogan Cross Stitch With Ik OnkarCross Stitch Sikhism Slogan With Ik OnkarCross Stitch Sikhism PrayerCross Stitch Prayer For Blessing FoodCross Stitch Gurbani PrayerCross Stitch Ardas With Gurumukhi InscriptionCross Stitch Plaque With Sikhism ThemeCross Stitch Plaque With Waheguru and Khanda

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