Cross Stitch & Country Crafts aka Cross Stitch & Needlework, 1985-2012

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Craftways, BH&G, Bayview Publishing:Craftways, BH&G, Bayview Publishing
Type:Magazine
Theme:Mixed
Frequency:bi-monthly, 6x a year
Country/Region of Manufacture:United States
Modified Item:No

Back issues from 1985 to 2012 of Cross Stitch & Country Crafts which changed into Cross Stitch & Needlework in 1996. There were many many terrific patterns published over the years in these issues from now well-known designers. Some patterns extended over several issues. These are all previously owned magazines so some are in better condition than others. When I have multiple copies of the same issue, I will send out the best one available. Patterns, tips, stitch diagrams, finishing directions, designer spotlights, shop spotlights, book reviews, and more. Lots and lots of terrific projects, some small, some larger, some easy, some more difficult. If you end up overpaying for postage, I will send you a partial refund. Notes -The premier issue was published sometime before November 1985. There was also a Sample Issue published around the same time with patterns from multiple issues.The July/August issues were famous for carrying a Christmas stocking patterns. These stocking patterns were eventually collected into a separate book (maybe more than one?) Here’s your chance to fill in your missing issues.Have a multi-issue project that’s missing some of the pieces? Find them here. Or mix and match from 1985 through 2012. This is a list of the contents of two issues just to give you an idea of the variety of projects in each magazine. Cross Stitch & Country Crafts Volume 5, Number 4 March/April 1990, 38 pagesPattern designers are not identified in this issue.Projects are labelled from 1-4 stars for difficulty. See photos. In every issueEditor’s letter from Joan CravensLetters from subscribersStitch with us – stitch diagrams and tipsMarket Notes – new itemsFinish it Tonight – Irish tie tack, pins, button covers – 1 starNew Techniques – Assisi Embroidery – floral bouquet – 3 starsSampler – Hummingbirds and Fuchsia – 4 starsCollector’s Series – Cotswold cottage (part 1 of 3) – 4 starsPreview – next issue’s contentDesigner Profille – Maureen Appleton – article plus small pattern of house – 1 starFocus on Evenweave – 30 count Hampton – jewelry roll, cosmetic bag – 2 stars – with sewing finishing directionsChristmas Corner – Cathedral window ornaments – 2 starsBuyer’s Guide – kits and materials for projects in this issueMy Favorite Store – The Common Thread – Monroe CT – short articleYour Local Shops – list of shops all over the USNew Contest – rules for Christmas ornament contestContest Winners – photos from Easter Egg contest + grand prize pattern – 2 starsSpecial to this issueThe Monday Meddler – young laundress with basket bugged by goose – 3 starsSoft Sculpture Pets – cat and bunny with China flower patterns – plus finishing directions with sewing templates – 4 stars Cross Stitch & Country Crafts Volume 11, Number 3 January/February 1996, 38 pagesProjects are labelled from 1-4 stars for difficulty. Designers are identified. In every issueEditor’s letter from Carol Field DahlstromLetters from subscribersStitch with us – stitch diagramsChris Cross cartoon – Stitching cartoonCountry Shopper – new itemsFinish it Tonight – Love Token Pins from Ruth Schmuff – 2 starsNew Technique – Silk thread – Love Always from Ruth Schmuff – heart door hanger – 3 starsSampler – Hummingbirds and Fuchsia – 4 starsCollector’s Series – Bridges of Madison County (part 4 of 4) – Ines Bridge from Susan Cornelison – 4 starsPreview – next issue’s contentDesigner Profille – Sue Stokes – article plus Hardanger Heart Strings Sampler – 4 starsCamellias and Hearts – 4 hearts with trellis from Virginia Soskin – 3 starsPretty Pillows – 3 floral pillow patterns from Alice Okon – 2 starsSeasonal Celebrations – Hearts and Flowers – Valentine’s Day 2-level pattern from Patricia Andrle – 4 starsChristmas Corner – Christmas Bell towers – 3 starsBuying Guide – kits and materials for projects in this issue from local shopsSupplies for this Issue – kits and materials for projects from Craftways CorporationMy Favorite Store – The West – Tucson AZ – short articleStitchers Who Count – Cash prize and short article about stitcherNew Contest – rules for silk thread necklace charm or lapel pin contestContest Winners – photos from Heart ornament contest with grand prize winning pattern – 2 starsSpecial to this issueLet it Snow – Smiling snowman with quilt background from Jeff Julseth – 2 stars plus Snowman napkin rings – 1 star and Snowman shirt – 2 starsLoving Stitches – Pansies with buds and leaves from Laura Doyle – tray insert, dresser doily, button covers – 2 stars Choose as many of the magazines as you wish.There is a volume discount for buying more than one. This magazine has a confusing history.Originally published by the Craftways Corporation which at some point became a wholly owned subsidiary of the Meredith Corporation until the July/August 1991 issue when it suddenly added Better Homes & Gardens to the cover.But the issues still claimed to be published by the Craftways Corporation, still a wholly owned subsidiary of the Meredith Corporation, until the May/June 1993 issue which no longer claimed publishing by the Craftways Corporation only the Meredith Corporation.This continued until the March/April 1994 issue which suddenly was published by the Craftways Corporation again with no mention of the Meredith Corporation.This continued until the March/April 1996 issue which suddenly was published by the Meredith Corporation with no mention of the Craftways Corporation.Then the June 1996 issue changed its name to Cross Stitch & Needlework, proclaiming « Formerly Cross Stitch & Country Crafts », still published by the Meredith Corporation.Then it went dormant for a while sometime around 1999.Then it resurfaced still as Cross Stitch & Needlework starting numbering again in January 2006 with Volume 1 published by Bayview Publishing and no longer having Better Homes & Gardens on the cover.It ceased publication in Winter 2016. Proceeds to benefit the Textile Center, textilecentermn.org.Please look at my other listings.New items are usually listed Thursday evenings.

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