Merry Month of May Cross Stitch News

Greetings from North Georgia and welcome to the Merry Month of May! Where has this year gone? It has been so busy but in a good way. Even with all of the new releases by designers during March for the Nashville Wholesale Market, new designs continue to come and June even promises more.

Those of you who enjoy stitching Hands Across The Sea Samplers know that each May she releases her pick for Queen of May and this year's Elizabeth Stephenson 1854 is a showstopper! Whether you stitch each one or collect her May Queen release, this is one you will not want to miss.

I am sure you have seen Teresa Kogut's Wren Sampler with all of the wonderful motifs (love those cherubs) on the gorgeous linen but truly you can choose any linen you like as it will be a standout on any fabric choice.

If you are a fan of Notforgotten Farm's small designs, then take a peek at Lamby Pie and add this adorable design to your collection. You can view her other designs by following this link as many are putting the finished designs in a cubby type frame or bowl.

I love the color and design in Dragonfly Dreams - what a dream to stitch and add these Dragonfly Scissors to your shopping cart!

We are stocking fabric as fast as we can but it sells out almost as soon as I get it but I keep continous orders in process with the popular choices. Do check out the latest from Fox and Rabbit with Sandcastle and Cactus Wren. Also, a great choice for sampler stitching if Cedar River Pyrite Linen that just arrived. I have more shipping in from Fox and Rabbit, Picture This Plus as well as Needle and Flax so check back often!

There are quite a few more of new releases from Little House Needleworks, Primrose Cottage Stitches that can be viewed by using this link.

Thank you again for the tremendous response to the Nashville Market releases in March and the patience you showed as we filled a huge volume of orders. While used to getting alot of orders each month to get them all at once does create a bottleneck of sorts plus we have to re-stock sometimes.

Keep those needles humming as more news to come soon, Marty