Cross Stitch Pattern List

Leutze-McCool

Emanuel Leutze

Washington Crossing the Delaware
General George Washington crossing the Delaware River for a surprise attack on the Hessians at Trenton on December 25, 1776. Standing next to Washington holding the flag is Lieutenant James Monroe, future President. Seated behind them, with his hand on his hat, is General Edward Hand. The rowers are struggling to push away the thick ice. The actual crossing took place late at night but is depicted here as if at dawn. (1851)

Jean-Etienne Liotard

The Chocolate Pot
A maid in an orange coat, blue skirt, white apron, and pink cap carrying a tray with a mug of hot chocolate and a glass of water

Louis Lozowick

Seattle
Night scene of barges, floating logs, and railroad cars surrounded by warehouses and tall buildings

J. E. H. MacDonald

Cathedral Peak, Lake O'Hara
A setting sun casts rosy tints on Cathedral Peak in Yoho Park in British Columbia. Gemlike Lake O'Hara is nestled in the glacier-carved valley below. (Group of Seven, 1927)

August Macke

Fashion Shop
Ladies in hobble skirts looking at dresses and hats in shops in an arcade

Colored Forms I
An abstract design of curved and rectangular interlocking colored shapes in blues, whites, greens, yellows. blacks, oranges, and reds. We also offer Colored Forms II. (Expressionist, The Blue Rider or Der Blaue Reiter movement, 1913)

Colored Forms II
An abstract design of large and small interlocking colored shapes predominantly in shades of green, orange, and blue, with a cascading stairstep effect. We also offer Colored Forms I. (Expressionist, The Blue Rider or Der Blaue Reiter movement, 1913)

Charles Rennie Mackintosh

Fritillaria
A study of fritillaries done in pencil and watercolors. The background is not stitched. White fabric is recommended. (1915)

Edward Green Malbone

Eliza Izard (Mrs. Thomas Pinckney, Jr.)
A miniature of a beautiful dark-haired young woman in a white dress. We also offer the companion portrait of her husband, Thomas Pinckney, Jr.. (1801)

Thomas Pinckney, Jr.
A miniature of a handsome dark-haired young man in a dark coat, white shirt and vest with red trim. We also offer the companion portrait of his wife, Eliza Izard (Mrs. Thomas Pinckney, Jr.). (1801)

Edouard Manet

Oeillets et Clematites dans un Vase de Cristal
Violets and clematis in a crystal vase

Bar at the Folies-Bergere
A brassy blonde barmaid tending bar at the Folies-Bergere. The mirrored wall behind her reflects the gentleman whose order she is taking and the crowded cabaret with its ornate chandeliers.

Franz Marc

The Bewitched Mill
Fanciful millrace with various animals and birds nearby, and tree and buildings behind

Blue Horse
Blue horse in a stylized landscape with red and blue hills

The Yellow Cow
A yellow cow gaily jumping over a rock in a red and green landscape with blue mountains in the background

Foxes
A semi-cubist depiction of a swirl of red foxes. According to Marc, "Red is matter, brutal and heavy and always the colour to be opposed and overcome by the other two [blue and yellow]." (Expressionist, 1913)

The Little Blue Horses
Three very blue horses with black manes and tails standing close together. They are against an abstract but colorful background consisting of red, green, orange, yellow, pink, and white shapes. (Expressionist, 1911)

Grazing Horses II
Four strawberry horses with fanciful blue manes and tails grazing in a yellow and green meadow. A blue mountain rises in the background under a blue sky with swirling white clouds. (Expressionist, 1910)

Charles-Francois Marchal

Penelope
Penelope, the wife of Odysseus, imagined as a woman of the artist's period (Victorian). She is wearing an elegant gray dress with a train, and standing beside a paneled wall. Her head is bent over the tapestry she is stitching. Red and yellow tapestry yarn and a picture in a turquoise frame on a small table are bright spots. We also offer a smaller detail of the painting. (1868)

Penelope (detail)
Penelope, the wife of Odysseus, imagined as a woman of the artist's period (Victorian). She is wearing an elegant gray dress with a train, and standing beside a paneled wall. Her head is bent over the tapestry she is stitching. Red and yellow tapestry yarn and a picture in a turquoise frame on a small table are bright spots. This is a portion of the full painting, which we also offer. (1868)

Leo Marfurt

Dover-Ostend
Travel poster advertising a ferry crossing from Dover, England to Ostend, Belgium operated by the Belgian National Railway and offering a quick three-hour trip. The poster depicts passengers dressed in 1920s style converging on the gangplank with many porters and stewards in evidence. (1928)

Anne Martin McCool

Island Mood Patchwork
Four watercolor vignettes of sea, marsh, and mountains in the Pacific northwest. They show: the sun rising through the mist over a green island; a heron in marsh grass with a pale sun behind; marsh birds skimming low over the water with green hills and misty clouds in the background; and a dramatic red and yellow sunset over a purple mountain with fir trees in the foreground. The background (white border area) is not stitched; use white fabric. (2006)

Island Mood Patchwork (lower left)
A watercolor vignette of marsh birds skimming low over a marsh in the Pacific northwest with green hills and misty clouds in the background. The background (white border area) is not stitched; use white fabric. (2006)

Island Mood Patchwork (lower right)
A watercolor vignette of a dramatic red and yellow sunset in the Pacific northwest over a purple mountain with fir trees in the foreground. The background (white border area) is not stitched; use white fabric. (2006)

Island Mood Patchwork (upper left)
A watercolor vignette of the sun rising through the mist over a green island in the Pacific northwest. The background (white border area) is not stitched; use white fabric. (2006)

Island Mood Patchwork (upper right)
A watercolor vignette of a heron in marsh grass with a pale sun behind in the Pacific northwest. The background (white border area) is not stitched; use white fabric. (2006)