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Annabella McIntyre is a delightful, new design featuring a charming house and windmill, making it a fun and quick project to stitch.

Pattern is stitched on 46 ct. Gandalf by Grace Notes Fabrics with Weeks Dye Works floss (DMC conversion included). The stitch count is 171 x 164 and the finished size is 7.43" x 7.13".
Mary Ann Slough, Specimen Book Cross Stitch Piece Reproduction circa 1840s

Specimen Books: During the 1800s in England and Ireland, sewing instruction books to be used by teachers and pupils were published, their purpose being the production of competent rather than creative needlework.... Read more about Mary Ann Slough, Specimen Sampler - Cross Stitch Pattern
Cross stitch pattern from Primrose Cottage Stitches featuring a home themed sampler banner!

Model is stitched on 32ct Taupe Lugana using Colour and Cotton(not listed) with DMC conversion. Stitch count is 64 x 263. Finished size:4 in wide X 16.44 in high.
Cross stitch pattern from Primrose Cottage Stitches featuring a cute pillow with sawtooth stars, sheep and a cozy home!

Model is stitched on 32ct Taupe Lugana linen using Colours and Cotton (not listed) with DMC conversion. Stitch count is 81 x 80. Finished size is 5.06 in wide X 5 in high.
Cross stitch pattern from Primrose Cottage Stitches featuring a cute round with sheep, flowers and cozy homes!

Model is stitched on 28ct fabric of your choice with DMC conversion. Stitch count is 57 x 57. finished size is 4.07 in wide X 4.07 in high
Worked in 1886 by thirteen-year-old Emma Pack whilst living at George Mller's famous orphanage at Ashley Down, Bristol, this charming monochrome sampler is a delightful example of the distinctive needlework taught within one of Victorian Britain's most remarkable charitable institutions.... Read more about Emma Pack 1886 - Cross Stitch Pattern
Cross stitch pattern from Primrose Cottage Stitches featuring a cute pillow with sawtooth stars, sheep and a cozy home!

Model is stitched on 36 Count Raw Natural Edinburgh Linen using Colour and Cotton (not listed) with DMC conversion. Stitch count is 75 x 75. Finished size is 4.17 in wide X 4.17 in high
A charming sampler inspired by vintage needlework, featuring a delicate floral alphabet border and heartfelt reminders to live with kindness, gratitude, and generosity. Soft pastel colors and timeless motifs make this design both elegant and uplifting.

Pattern is stitched on 14ct. Antique White Aida using DMC Floss. Stitch count: 148w x 214h. Finished size is 10.6" x 15.3".
Specialty fibers and embellishments are always included in our Teenie Kits - and most kits are "all inclusive" having everything needed to complete your stitchery project.

Model is stitched on 28ct Light Mocha linen using DMC floss, Caron Waterlillies floss Krienik and Mill Hill Magnifica beads. Stitch count: 52w x 52h. Finished size 3.71 in wide X 3.71 in high
Happy Halloween witches! Stay Spooky!

Pattern is stitched on 14 or 28 ct fabric of your choice using DMC floss. Stitch count is 99w x 117h. Finished size is 7.07" x 8.36".
There is a house upon the hill
Encircled on all sides
By hearts of many colors
And flowers of every size

Two lurchers keep a watchful eye
For ne'er-do-wells and thieves
It's rumoured that there's treasure
Hidden neath the eaves

The air is filled... Read more about House on the Hill - Cross Stitch Pattern
Cross stitch pattern from Fairy Wool In The Wood featuring a collage of everything summer, from seagulls to ships to mystical mermaids and lighthouses!
Cross stitch pattern from Artmishka featuring four sweet mice with their strawberries ready to eat.

Pattern is stitched on the fabric of your choice using DMC threads. Stitch count is 125 x 125. Finished size on 16/32 ct is 7.81" x 7.81".
Cross stitch pattern from Primrose Cottage Stitches featuring a Christmas sampler banner with snowmen!

Stitched on 25 count Vintage Country MOcha Lugana using DMC threads. Stitch count is 71 x 268. Finished size is 5.75" x 21.5" for 25 count fabric.

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