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Spend some stitching time traveling to new lands this year with these machine embroidery designs, made to look like cross stitch. Visit a Winter Village in January, spend some time in Heartland for February, and have a blessed March in Ireland-- there will be one for each month. Use the stitch out in a project of your own inspiration or save them to stitch together into a glorious wall hanging at the end of the series. 

Six designs are included in each download:

 For 5x7 and 6x8 hoops, the rectangular design without the saying is provided in two sizes-- perfect as a mug rug or for display. The bonus design with the saying only in small and large sizes matches the width of the rectangular piece and can be also be stitched in 5x7 and 6x8 hoops. Use separately, or sew to the bottom of your rectangular stitch out to make a large square.

Finally, for those with larger hoops, there are two sizes that are already combined into quilt blocks for 7” and 8” hoop users. 

     The smaller size of each design will work with 14ct or 28ct fabrics. The large set does not conform to a specific count fabric, as they were sized to fit as large as possible in embroidery hoops—use fabric for best results.

     These blocks are not quilted in the hoop and run as simple embroidery for a project of your own inspiration. We will slowly be working through the months in the next year or so. Join us!

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