
Ink Circles is proud to be the featured designer for the month of August in the Stitch Your Heart Out campaign. Read more about SYHO here.
Florin (left) is the SYHO design for August. I've designed a second piece Guilder (right) because two is more fun than one. They both can be stitched from the same thread pack (6 skeins of Carrie's silks). Purchase them at your local needlework store. Suggested retail is $4 each. |
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I encourage your to support your local shop, but I know that is not always possible. Turkish Delight, Petit Fours and the other new releases from the April Online Needlework Show are now available in the Ink Circles on-line store as well as in your favorite needlework stores.
Also available now, the popular Growth Rings chart. |
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in Just Cross Stitch Magazine
#3 of 4 Seasonal Mandalas: Summer!
The July/August 2010 issue of Just Cross Stitch is available on the newsstands or by subscription.
All four mandalas are stitched with Vikki Clayton's Hand-Dyed Fibers. Vikki's colors have exact DMC matches, so switching over to cottons is super easy if you choose. All are stitched on Lakeside Linen's 32 count Attic Lace linen and have the same stitch count, so they would also look great in a single piece or as a grouping.
You can get the fabric and floss kitted here or order the silks directly from HDF. |
The Spring Mandala is in the March/April 2010 issue.

Check your LNS or ONS for back-issues, or order them from the JCS website. |
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Look for the Fall Mandala in the Sep/Oct 2010 issue when it comes out. |
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| Ink Circles has a blog! Check it out to see what is going on behind the scenes and to see what Ink Circles projects stitchers like you are working on. Drop me an email if you've got something to share - I can't do this on my own! |
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Many of the newest models can be seen in person at the Trunk Show now up at Acorns & Threads in Portland, OR.
(That's Jeannine of A&T on the left and me on the right.)

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Welcome to the Ink Circles web site. The site is now dedicated just to cross stitch. Painted Mandalas and inked drawings have been moved off to their new site, www.tracyhorner.com.