2 New Cross Stitch Chart Packs

Dog Stocking Collection
For Cross Stitch

Our Favorite Dog Stocking Collection Volume 1. Included in this chartpack is a Sheltie, Minature Schnauzer, Cocker Spaniel, Black Labrador Retriever, Pembroke Welsh Corgi and English Springer Spaniel. Chartpack # 495

New Cross Stitch Design
Friendship Baptist Church

Friendship Baptist Church is tucked away from the main road that goes through Hiawassee, GA in the beautiful mountains of north Georgia. Built in 1876, it sits atop a small hill and is constructed of native fieldstone. I saw it in the dead of winter, so added the azaleas in bloom and the yellow Jessamine over the door.

Nestlenook Farm - Stitch Count 190W X 121H

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Found in Jackson, NH, Nestlenook Farm is a popular country inn and resort near Mount Washington. While we photographed the area in the fall, I was so intrigued by the Inn's yearly hosting of a "Victorian Afternoon", when they celebrate the days when sleighs and ice skating
were a common mode of travel, that I chose to depict the area in the snow with skaters on the Ellis River and a horse drawn sleigh on the bridge.

In this new collection, eight of our most popular dog designs are back in "Popular Dogs Volume 3". Included are the Siberian Husky, Yellow Lab, German Shorthaired Pointer, Weimaraner, Scottie, Irish Setter. Pekingese and Collie. Shipping begins October 15th 2008.

SWORD GATE

Journey with Jim and Stephanie to 32 Legare Street, Sword Gate, Charleston, SC where Stephanie photographed this beautiful setting and converted it into counted cross stitch.

The wrought-iron gates leading to this property from Legare (pronounced le • GREE) Street bear an elaborate sword and spear design. Considered one of the finest gates in Charleston, they were made by the ironworker Christopher Werner “by mistake” when he was completing a similar pair for the Charleston Guardhouse in 1830. The gates were added to the house at number 32 in 1838. The three-story wooden house with fanlighted piazzas had been completed before 1810 by Solomon Legare and sold nearly a decade later to the Talvande family, refugees from Santo Domingo. Madame Talvande’s girls’ school was considered the best by Charleston’s elite in the 1820s and 1830s. By tradition, the high brick walls were added to enclose the property during this period. This has always been one of my favorite scenes in Charleston!

Humpback Bridge #490
Designed by Stephanie Seabrook Hedgepath

Virginia’s oldest covered bridge, Humpback Bridge, located near Covington, VA, was
built in 1857. The center of the floor and roof is about four feet higher than the ends, giving the bridge both its appearance and its name. It is the only bridge of its design in the United States.

This is the fifth design in the Journeys With Jimanie series.

Stitch Count 190 wide by 126 high - 83 Colors

In this great collection, nine of our most popular dog designs are back in "Popular Dogs Volume 2". These designs, from previous books, have gone out of print until now! Included are the Golden Retriever, Boston Terrier, German Shepherd, Maltese, Cocker Spaniels, Westie, Shih Tzu, Chuhuahuas and Miniature Schnauzer..

Magnolia Bridge #489
designed by Stephanie Seabrook Hedgepath

As a native of Charleston, SC, I grew up surrounded by history. My father’s family (the Seabrooks) were a part of that history as our roots went deep with the arrival of Capt. Robert Seabrook to South Carolina’s shores in 1680. There is an old saying in the Lowcountry that one should never speak badly of the Seabrooks, because you’re either speaking to one or someone who’s married to one! Magnolia is a magnificent plantation with extensive gardens developed by the Drayton family and is the oldest public garden in America. My far-reaching family connections touch there, too, as a cousin served as the superintendent of the gardens for over 30 years. The Magnolia Garden peacocks would often winter over at my great-uncle’s on John’s Island - which may be why I have peacocks roaming my land today. It seems the old adage that one takes for granted what they grew up around is true and not until they move away or travel afar do they appreciate what they’ve always had. I hope you enjoy stitching this design and the serenity of the scene, which either reminds you of a visit to the gardens or prompts you to visit if you ever find yourself near Charleston. Stitch Count 162W X 194H

In this great new collection ten of our most popular counted cross stitch dog designs are back in "Popular Dogs Volume 1". These designs, from previous books, have gone out of print until now! Included are the Rottweiler, Beagle, Pug, Boxer, Golden Retriever, German Shepherd, Red Dachshund, Black and Tan Dachshund, Bulldog and the Schnauzer.
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Mabry Mill
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Navarre Cottage
From the counted cross stitch Journeys with Jimanie Series
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Hunter House
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