Counted Cross Stitch, Blackwork and Embroidery Designs, Patterns, Charts, and Leaflets
Find your next project in an exclusive collection of counted cross stitch charts and leaflets, blackwork patterns and embroidery designs.
If you want to keep up with what's happening in cross stitch patterns, or you are interested in a particular designer or subject, why not Register for our free newsletter featuring new additions, freebies, articles, events ... You can tailor your requirements so you receive information only when we add new items that interest you. What's In A Chart?Most cross stitch patterns are supplied on paper in booklet or leaflet form; some charts come as chart packs - individual sheets in a display bag and these can be convenient as you can work from a single sheet easily attached to your chart holder. These types of chart are delivered by airmail to you if you live outside the UK.Many people now download their cross stitch patterns direct to their own home computer. This has the advantage of not having to wait for the mail and giving you a chart that can be magnified on your screen without loss of clarity. You can print out your chart on your own printer page by page as you work through it. If you'd like to try downloading a free chart for yourself ... Click here for a FREE sample to try for yourself! Profile - Crossed Wing CollectionCrossed Wing Collection is owned and run by Paula and Dan Minkebige. They live in the country, on twenty-one acres---part woods, part field---in central Wisconsin.They had been serious bird watchers for quite a few years before they started their business. In the early 80's, Paula, who enjoyed cross stitch and had done several projects with birds, was looking for designs of American birds. Up until then, the only realistic designs available were of European birds. All of Paula's art classes and all of their bird observation led to what is now Crossed Wing Collection. In the early 80's, interest in the natural world was growing steadily. People were becoming more aware of the birds in their own back yards, and a fair number of those people were stitchers. Although all of their designs are of birds, they are not wooden specimens but living birds often in pairs or groups and make very attractive pictures. |
Cross Stitch & Needlecraft Patterns from Crossed Wing Collection
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