Published by Craftways Corporation, this magazine showcases some of the best designs of Jan/Feb 1991. 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. Blooming Cacti - Take a trip to the Sonora Desert - that stretch of sand and spiny mountains that typifies the American southwest (with a touch of Mexico thrown in, too).

2. Knob Appeal - It's January, and time to scrutinize your familiar surroundings with a fresh eye. These accessories are so charming, so easy to make, that you'll want to stitch several sets!

3. Medley of Hearts - Softness of touch, richness of color, ease of stitching - they're yours for a song!

4. Elegant Harvest; Onions & Garlic - Enjoy then now without risk of shedding tears or overindulging. In other words, enjoy their purely visual forms, captured in cross-stitch to adorn your dining room walls.

5. Sweet Amelia - Amelia - from her curly, blond tresses to her dainty black boots - is every inch a doll lover's dream.

6. St. Mary Lake - Cheri Fulmer "paints" a natural wonder.

6. Fraktur - This embroidery design is a cross-stitch replica of a fraktur, a form ofPennsylvania-Dutch painting, derived from old German alphabets.

7. Ribbon & Roses Contest Winner - The readers of Cross stitch & Country Crafts took the Country Heats contest as an opportunity to celebrate love, and they expressed it beautifully.

8. Wind Sock Whimsies - Let the winds of winter howl and blow outside. Inside, these tiny wind socks will never know the cruelties of weather, and the sun will never fade them.

Plus much much more! Thank you for looking and happy stitching!