Counted Cross
Stitch:
Filled with valuable links for the cross stitcher. Designers,
stores, software, and more. Created by Chris O'Donnell. A wonderful
resource!
Counted Cross Stitch,
Needlework, and Stitchery Page:
Loaded with tons of information concerning cross stitch and other
needlework issues. These FAQs present information about computer
programs, designers, mail order, companies, stitching techniques,
fabrics, floss, books, videos, and organizations. If you have
a question concerning needlework, it will probably be answered
here! There's also access to needlework news groups (RCTN) through
this site. Created by Kathleen Dyer. A memorable visit!
Green
Mountain Hand Dyed Linens:
Quality hand dyed linens. A worthwhile visit!
Lisa's
Home Page:
This is a personal homepage with links to Massachusetts, cooking,
& cross stitch.
Nancy Kohr's Home Page:
Fun stuff from Cats to Cross Stitch.
Nostalgia
Needlework:
This is British cross stitch designer, Teresa Reynolds', web
site. Her samplers are the only fully officially approved memorial
samplers in aid of the Diana Princess of Wales Memorial Fund.
Her site also includes useful hints and tips, free designs to
download, fun pages including stitcher confessions and internet
jargon, and ideas for words for samplers.
Needlework
Resources:
A great resource for needlework shops, retailers, designers,
supplies, software, and references. A worthwhile visit!
Shakespeare's
Peddler:
Filled with valuable hints and tips for needlearts and framing.
Check it out!
Wonderful Stitches
WWW:
A truly Wonderful resource!
Charted Designers
of America (CDA):
This organization is dedicted to promoting
the charted design industry. It is made up of design companies,
designers, and suppliers specializing in the field of printed
needlework charts, kits and patterns. This web site has invaluable
information to help the novice stitcher! Different stitches are
explained in detail with illustrations.
The National Needlework
Association (TNNA):
This national trade organization is dedicted
to preserving, encouraging and enhancing of the tradition of
needlearts and the cultivation of a strong, growing and profitable
needlearts industry. This web site provides a nice "How-to"
section.
International Needleart
Retailers Guild (INRG):
This guild is dedicted to bringing independent, retail needlework
shop owners together to work with one another from around the
world.