MID-YEAR SPECIAL OFFER
20% off Retail during our Mid-Year Sale on all cross-point™ kits during June, excluding the Learning Kit and Special Offer pages.
It’s a good time to stock up on kits for summer stitching – on the porch, at the beach, under your favorite shade tree…..

Just one of our popular patterns: Moghul – 3 sizes, many colors
After 20 years, cross-point™ is still fast, fun and easy!
My patterns offer a choice of “E” (easy for beginners) to “X” (complex for experienced stitchers) and a whole range of unlabeled patterns that anyone can stitch . But don’t let that influence your choice. Just read some of the comments on the cross-point™ website from customers who either never stitched before or were confirmed needlepointers. Many of you are long time cross-point™ stitchers – take the time to teach someone young or new to cross-point™. It can be so satisfying and now is the time with kits available at 20% off Retail.
Ideas for color schemes can be accessed not only from the website, but the blog and facebook pages. Four videos have been added on youtube. The first video was Kristina stitching cross-point’s PISAC pattern. The new videos are Reviewing the contents of your cross-point™ kit, Before you start stitching with cross-point™, and cross-point™ stitching Technique. Continue reading


In addition to those patterns shown above, also color coordinated are 


Anatolia color 10 in greyed brown greens is based on historic tapestry colors, a neutral appearing collection of colors that can be accented by reds or grayed blue greens for example.
In addition to Topkapi 09, Basilica 08, Grape with Leaf Border 07, (shown at left), also 12th Century Geometric 05 and Morocco Stripe 08 would work with the Anatolia design. 





Cross-point™ kits for pillows, runners and rugs are available in 53 patterns in over 300 color choices and in sizes ranging from small to large pillows, including the new wide width as shown in popular home decorating magazines. From Anatolia to Zebra, there is a pattern in colors for every home and every level of stitching competence. Please visit the 



Driving through North Carolina and Virginia recently, I came past a surprising number of vineyards. It reminded me of grape harvest and wine making in Transylvania in 1946. While adults were busy harvesting, we children got to play. It was a glorious time for us. Sadly it all ended when Romania became a communist country and my grandfather’s five vineyards were taken by the state.




