Home Sweet Home by Ray Larabie

X-shaped stitches form every letter, like real cross-stitch

This one isn't drawn to look like stitching - it's built entirely from repeated X marks, the same shape a cross-stitch needle actually makes, so a line of text reads like a finished embroidery panel rather than an imitation of one.

Craft bloggers, embroidery pattern makers, sewing shops, and farmhouse-style home decor projects are the obvious fits. Because the letterforms are so texture-heavy, keep it to short words like a name or a single phrase - it was never meant to carry a sentence.