This magazine brings you the best of needlework from Summer 1992.

Featured Designs in this issue are:
1. Floral Garden Sweater - With Mother's Day just around the corner, a duplicate cross stitch sweater would make a lovely gift of wearable art!

2. Tufted Titmouse - Foe many people summer means swimming and tanning at the beach. But not everyone...many people in summer choose to spend time communing with nature in the woods and on the back roads of our country.

3. Roses and Ribbon - Every home needs a basket of flowers!

4. Hardanger Flower in Mirror - Hardanger is a popular stitch technique, but many times the projects are involved and time consuming. Linda Abel designed this Hardanger flower mirror which would make a lovely wedding or housewarming gift for someone special.

5. Around the house; Part 5- Congratulations -- we've finally made it to the fifth and final installment of our floral Afghan.

6. Pulled Thread Sampler - Pulled work is simply putting together the threads of the fabric with stitches to form regular holes in the fabric.

7. A Pulled Thread Needlecase - By changing the count of fabric; you can change the size of the finished motif.

8. Ready for Christmas - Towels are a quick to stitch project and add a creative touch to your holiday decorating.

9. Cover Story - To remind us to enjoy every ray of sunshine, Barbara Jackson has designed a lovely bellpull as a lasting heirloom of the bounty of summer.

10. Fore! - With summer fast approaching and the greens being groomed, we thought dad might appreciate a new golf towel for his golf bag.

11. Friends - We are pleased to offer the companion piece to "The Best Gifts.." featured as the Holiday Surprise project in the Spring issue of Cross Stitch Sampler.

12. Just One More - This quick to finish tote, designed by Ursula Micheal, is a perfect way to say thanks to the special folks in your life.

Plus lots of other articles and tips!

Thank you for looking and happy stitching.