This magazine is from 1989. It offers stitchers of all ages and experience easy, quick projects to make overnight gifts, quick decorative accents and breaks between big projects.

Featured Designs in this issue are:
1. Sampler - To welcome a new arrival into the world, introduce the wee sprite to country charm with this old-fashioned sampler

2. Whimsical Pencil Alphabet Desk Accessories - We hope you'll find these sleek desk accessories and the whimsical pencil alphabet very special, too!

3. Special Events - vacations, weddings, school pictures - deserve prod photographic display.

4. A Dutch Welcome - Welkon from the land of tulips, windmills and great chocolate.

5. Border Country - Animals stroll across a country checkerboard.

6, Deck the Halls - Scrumptious, old fashioned Christmas treats - plum pudding, spiced oranges and a fanciful ginger bread house - are uniquely framed in miniature bags, just the right size for tiny gifts.

7. Cross Stitch Schoolhouse - ornamental bellpulls have graced interiors since the late Middle Ages. Once designed to hold an actual bell to summon servants in vast castles, the bellpull evolved into a decorative accents, perfectly at home in today's houses.

8. Words To Live By - Oh, no! You're late to your art class, and you don't have all your gear together. Where's your tote bag? Stitch this design on a tote bag or as an inscription for the pine memo pine board.

9. Count-Y Fair - The key to thoughtful giving lies in a gift that's appropriate. Three key chain designs have arrived just in time for late spring's rash of gift giving occasions - a rose for Mother's Day, an antique automobile for Father's Day, and a diploma for graduation day.

10. Contest Wnners - The Jar Lid contest, CrossQuick's first, stimulated skillful designing and clever ideas.

Plus lots of other articles and tips!

Thank you for looking and happy stitching.