Zelda

The fascinating Zelda Fitzgerald is the muse and inspiration for this pattern. She was glamorous
and sophisticated and known to have had “so many feelings”. The paradise garden on her gown is
covered in black onyx beads and dark wandering vines representing the tragedy that crept into her life.

Her wild life was full of light and dark but she lived fiercely, creatively and with passion.

Lady Justice

The rose crowned Lady Justice swiftly cuts to the core of truth. She has steady scales and is blindfolded for fair judgement. She is inspired by the Greek goddess, Themis. A classic strong female figure representing the constant battle for noble truth.

Lady Mirabilia

Dear Cross-Stitch artist,
I am delighted to present to you a very special 25th anniversary pattern. Lady Mirabilia is a
silver beaded celebration. She is laced with leaves and has Art Deco inspired details.

A unique butterfly charm has been created
especially for her and is exclusive to this pattern.
She celebrates 25 years of ephemeral fairies,
sparkling mermaids and visions of strong
feminine beauty. I am honored to
have been a part of the creative process
for your treasured works.

Forever dreaming in stitches, floss and beads.

Miss Cherry Blossom

She wanders through a tranquil lush garden.
The air is full with the scent of warming spring earth. Handwoven silk flutters lightly over carpets of petals. Her hairpins are bright and sparkling with their myriad of twinkling beads.
The patterns dancing on her gown reflect the pink that has covered the countryside. She moves through this “Snowstorm of Cherry Blossoms”, where all the most romantic scenes in movies are set. We invite you to celebrate this otherworldly blizzard of tranquility in every delightful detail of this elegant pattern.

Lady of Mystery

Who is this lovely maiden with tangled locks and alabaster skin, pausing beneath an arbor of dramatic black roses?
Perhaps she’s an innocent heroine from a suspenseful tale, awakened by dark dreams. Will she rendezvous with a supernatural lover or will she wander alone, searching forever for her lost soulmate? She is yours to stitch. You decide her fate.

Deep, dark and lovely, Veronica sits in her
Victorian theater ball gown. She is framed by black Gothic satin and jewels from distant lands. Her jade necklace is the perfect compliment to the shimmering, peacock blue silk. She is sweet and somewhat dangerous.

This floss woven woman was inspired by winter storms and Danish fairy tales I read when I was a little girl. Patterns of beads and sparkling stars adorn her heavy cloak. Her companion is equally adorned in
festive winter swirls and dripping crystal beads. I love the moments after the strong beautiful storms when
everything is pure and silent. I imagine this is why they name the storms after women.

You are cordially invited to moments at dusk between friends under silk lanterns. There will be rambling gardens and much laughter. We will celebrate summer under the stars.
Fairies and other winged creatures welcome!