A series of charming buildings that might welcome you as you tour Great Britain. So far the series offers a cosy tea rooms and a traditional pub.

Inspired by afternoon teas on holiday. A traditional tearoom with a riot of colour in the hanging baskets and window boxes.

The design is worked in whole counted cross-stitch with a very little bit of backstitch. The embroidered area on 14 count fabric measures about 8½“ by 6½“. It uses 30 colours and although it is illustrated on cream 28 count evenweave the kit can be supplied with 14 count cream aida.
The kit contains fabric, threads, needle, chart and instructions.

Kit £16.50. Chart only £3.95. Buy both 'The Copper Kettle' and 'The New Inn' for £30 at the bottom of the page.

At least 400 years old, as most New Inns are, this is a traditional pub with clematis and creeper straggling across its windows and an open door to invite you in.

The design is worked in whole counted cross-stitch with a very little bit of backstitch. The embroidered area on 14 count fabric measures about 8½“ by 6½“. It uses 30 colours and although it is illustrated on cream 28 count evenweave the kit can be supplied with 14 count cream aida.
The kit contains fabric, threads, needle, chart and instructions.

Kit £16.50. Chart only £3.95. Buy both 'The New Inn' and 'The Copper Kettle' for £30 at the bottom of the page.

'The Copper Kettle' and 'The New Inn' For £30