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17 years ago

Is there a recommended place with a lot of different cross-stitch patterns for sale, either a catalog or website? I used to deal with a place out of Virginia that no longer exists (to my knowledge). And frankly, eBay has been a disappointment - one cross-stitch pattern I ordered came on four separate sheets in B&W and I can hardly read it. (It was partially my fault; I should have read the small print to see that this was a COPY not a new or even used professionally printed chart.)

Trying to get back into cross-stitching,

DonnaR/CA

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Bevb
17 years ago

http://www.123stitch.com/
beware of the message board, it's brutal
mariend
17 years ago
Barnes and Nobles carry magazines from England and Australia which have so many neat patterns. Check garage sales, used book stores that carry magazines, some thrift shops also carry them, just type Counted Cross Stitch on google and you will be surprised how much is there.
I have been downsizing my stuff and gotten rid of lots.
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acraftylady
17 years ago
www.123stitch is the best place I know and you can't beat how speedy her shipping is and she is very nice to deal with and has everything you could want and if not she can get it. Mary
sandralewis
17 years ago
can anyone tell me about monk's cloth and what you do with it? thanks

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