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The Posy Collection Cross Stitch Kits

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Crater Lake - Cross Stitch Kit
by The Posy Collection
$18.00  $1619
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Native Americans witnessed the events leading up to the creation of Crater Lake, when Mount Mazama erupted about 7,000 years ago, and then collapsed. Water eventually filled the crater, forming the deepest lake in the United States. Known today for its intense blue color, Crater Lake attracts... Read more
PC1420
Monticello - Four Seasons - Cross Stitch Kit
by The Posy Collection
$25.00  $2256
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Kit includes: 18 ct fabric, floss,needle, chart, instructions and color photo of finished project. Design Size: 6" x 6"
PC199
Apotheosis Of Washington - Cross Stitch Kit
by The Posy Collection
$35.00  Sale $2799
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Kit contains 18 ct Aida fabric, floss, needle, instructions, and color photo of finished project. Size: 11.5" round.

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PC2196
Botanical Wreath - Cross Stitch Kit
by The Posy Collection
$17.00  Sale $1359
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Kit comes with 18 Ct. antique white aida, floss, neelde, and instructions. Finished size: 4 1/2" x 4 1/2".
PC25
Cat in the Ruff - Cross Stitch Kit
by The Posy Collection
$25.00  $2249
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The Cat in the Ruff counted cross stitch kit is inspired by an oil painting seen in the library of the Mark Twain house in Hartford, Connecticut. In this room, Samuel Clemens often composed impromptu stories for his daughters, each always starting with the cat in the ruff. kit includes 14 count... Read more
PC728
Clara Barton - National Historic Site - Cross Stitch Kit
by The Posy Collection
$18.00  Sale $1439
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The Clara Barton National Historic Site was established as a unit of the National Park Service in 1975, to commemorate the founder of the American Red Cross. Built in 1891, the structure was first used as a warehouse for disaster relief supplies. Miss Barton moved into the building in 1897, at which... Read more