Horse Starter Tapestry Kit by Anchor Horse starter tapestry kit is perfect for beginners or the more advanced stitcher. A simple design from Anchor of a horses head. This Anchor tapestry kit contains 12-count full colour printed canvas with Anchor Tapisserie Wool, needle & easy-to-follow, full instructions. Finished

Size: 7 x 5 (17.8 x 14cm) Suppliers product code: MR929

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Horse Starter Tapestry Kit by Anchor Horse starter tapestry kit is perfect for beginners or the more advanced stitcher. A simple design from Anchor of a horses head. This Anchor tapestry kit contains 12-count full colour printed canvas with Anchor Tapisserie Wool, needle & easy-to-follow, full instructions. Finished

Size: 7 x 5 (17.8 x 14cm) Suppliers product code: MR929

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Anchor Horse's Head Chunky Cross Stitch Kit designed by Amanda Butler. A charming portrait of a horse's head. The kit contains carefully sorted Acrylic yarn, 4.5-count full colour printed canvas, needle & easy-to-follow instructions. Finishing materials are not included. Finished

Size: 15.75 x 15.75 (40cm x 40cm) Supplier code: QE2019

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Anchor Horses Head Chunky Cross Stitch Kit Anchor Horses Head Chunky Cross Stitch Kit designed by Amanda Butler. A charming portrait of a horses head. The kit contains carefully sorted Acrylic yarn, 4.5 count full colour printed canvas, needle & easy-to-follow instructions. Finishing materials are not included. Finished

Size: 15.75 x 15.75 (40cm x 40cm) Supplier code: QE2019

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Hot Pink Orchid Chart Shop Download This orchid is commonly called a moth orchid because of the way it looks. The brightly coloured flower could be worked very effectively on a dark background, even on black. If you wish, you could add blending filament to the light colours to emulate the glisten that orchids have see page 2 for advice on using blending filaments. Stitch count: 126 x 99 Design

Size: 23cm x 18cm (9 x 7) Now you can start stitching straight away! With a downloadable chart there is no need to wait for the postman to deliver your order, you can just purchase the download & print it out in the comfort of your own home Remember, when you buy any Chart Shop download, you will have all the instructions, diagrams & techniques. All your Chart Shop purchases & free downloads are shown in the My Downloads section of My Account.

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Hotarubi Portrait Counted Cross Stitch Kit Hotarubi Portrait Counted Cross Stitch Kit from Maia. Kit contains 18 count (72/10cm) pink Aida fabric, pre-sorted Anchor stranded cottons, needles, needle threader, chart & full instructions. Finished

Size: 7.75" x 5.75" (20 x 15cm)

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How to Create an Heirloom Quilt: Learn Over 30 Machine Techniques to Build a Beautiful Quilt Learn how to create the stunning ...

How to Create an Heirloom Quilt: Learn Over 30 Machine Techniques to Build a Beautiful Quilt Learn how to create the stunning ...

How to Knit Beautiful Fashion Dolls, Clothes & Accessories Babes in the Wool How to Knit Beautiful Fashion Dolls, Clothes & Accessories Babes in the Wool. Create wonderful knitted dolls with a fantastic range of knitted clothes & accessories, including coats, sweaters, mini skirts, dresses, tops, bikinis, swimsuits, scarves, hats & bags. There are nine dolls to choose from, each with her own distinctive style & personality, & with a wardrobe to match. They include sports-mad Samantha, Willow the sophisticated Celtic beauty, water-loving Rose & party-girl Poppy, to name just four, though all the dolls can easily be adapted to create characters of your own. The clothes are all interchangeable, so each doll can have as many outfits as she wants, & all of the items can be made using different colours & yarns to create an even more extensive wardrobe. There are easy-to-follow instructions for making the bodies, faces & hair, including handy templates for eyes, mouths & eyebrows, & the simple patterns mean that knitters of all abilities can enjoy making these dolls. Ideal for using up scraps & oddments of yarn, buttons & trims, these dolls will delight & inspire older children as well as adults. About the Author Fiona Mc Donald studied classical painting & drawing at The Julian Ashton Art School in Sydney, Australia from 1985 to 1989. After moving to the Blue Mountains, she began developing her unique oil-painted, needle-sculpted, life-size cloth figures, & her own line of fabric dolls & dragons. On returning to her home town of Armidale, Fiona added to her skills by learning to knit. This latest phase in her career has resulted in her developing designs for dolls & other toys. ...