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At 05:00 PM 02/01/03 -0800, Laura Sinclair wrote: >Janet, if it's not to much trouble could you please include me in the >sending of the cross stitch pattern. I have been looking to do one of the >crest for my husband but could never find the right pattern. This "thread" (sorry, - my little pun there) of messages struck a faint "cord" (spelling intentional - I just can't stop) with me, and I immediately started searching through the online copies of "Girnigoe" newsletter from the Clan Sinclair Society's website. Sure enough, although it wasn't for a crest design, there was an advert detailing some cross-stitch patterns of Castles Sinclair and Girnigoe. The ad was as follows: >From "Girnigoe" Newsletter, No 14 October 1999: ----------------------------------------------------------- "For the practically minded, a cross-stitch pattern is now available depicting Castles Sinclair and Girnigoe. These are based upon an original painting by Hans Zahn. The stitch count is 179x124 (approx. 32.4cm x 22.5cm with 14 count fabric). A thread usage table is provided with the colour palette optimised for DMC thread. Cost is £5 Sterling per pattern, including postage. Please send your order to The Secretary, Mrs Kay Dunnet (address given on back page). Cheques should be made payable to `Clan Sinclair Society in Caithness' The intention is to produce further Sinclair cross-stitch patterns in time for Sinclair 2000." ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- ------------- I hope The Society will not mind my reproducing their advert without prior consultation in this forum - I have no affiliation with them, nor am I a member (although I guess I have a connection in ancestry!). Hope that is of some interest - I have no idea what a stitch count is, nor how to drive a thread usage table! Cheers, Ian Newman Perth, Western Australia [ This is the Sinclair family discussion list, sinclair@quarterman.org [ To get off or on the list, see http://sinclair.quarterman.org/list.html