Published by Craftways Corporation, this magazine showcases some of the best designs of December 1992. It also has articles about designers, as well as new products and techniques. It used to be one of the top selling magazines until it was discontinued.

Included designs are:
1. Renaissance Angel - Your eighth annual Christmas plate features an angel in flowing Renaissance dress.

2. Santa's Little Helpers - It's Christmastime and Santa's elves are scurrying about preparing for the big day!

3. Noah's Voyage - In times past, most children were not allowed to play with their everyday toys on the Sabbath, but they were allowed to play with arks because these toys were used for the re-telling of the biblical story of the flood.

4. American Barns; Pennsylvania Barn - Two hundred years ago, a Mennonite farmer built this snug Pennsylvania barn, with the vision to pass it on to his grandchildren.

5. Reversible Plaid - Mad for Plaid! a dash of plaid in your home brings forth holiday cheer, and these sparkly plaid accessories have a bonus - they're reversible.

6. Country Grace - There's a nip in the air. Jars of fruit and vegetables have been put up, while sacks of beans and flour, baskets of nuts, apples, potatoes and squash are in the cellar, and jars of sun-dried herbs line the shelves.

7, Toy Soldier & Ballerina - Mary Bartley Stockett presents a scene from a Christmas opera.

8. Black Christmas Plaid - To show off your Christmas Plaid, stitch a still life full of gilded fruit on an elegant table runner and napkin; they'll coordinate with the Christmas Plaid place mat. Perfect for holiday entertaining!

9. Annual Ornaments; Christmas Sprite - not sure what to stitch for this year's tree? Leave it to your fellow readers to come to the rescue with seven tempting designs.

10. Candy Cane Critters - Just in time for Christmas, these delightful candy cane characters make their appearance!

Plus much much more! One of the magazines does have a an order for cut out leaving behind half of a page. The patterns are still in the magazine. Thank you for looking and happy stitching!