Nine Victorian Christmas cross-stitch designs recapture the wonder of the season:
Christmas Candles (advent candles within a floral wreath with holly and the phrase, "His love is the light of the world") (129w x 121h Stitches)
Merry Christmas Santas (three Victorian Santa that can be stitched individually or together within stitched border) (155w x 110h Stitches)
Sweet Nutcracker (young girl Clara with nutcracker within a stitched frame) (110w x 152h Stitches)
Floral Village (small church and two houses–originally stitched as towel border) (139w x 34h Stitches)
Floral Bells (three Christmas bells on wide floral ribbon–originally stitched as towel border) (132w x 34h Stitches)
Christmas Kitty (kitten under the pine boughs of a Christmas tree with a red ribbon under its paw, looking at an hanging ornament) (176w x 131h Stitches)
Nutcracker (flanked by pine boughs, holly and nuts) (99w x 150h Stitches)
A Magical Sight (little girl in petticoat and nightcap, holding doll and candle, points out window where Santa's sleigh is just visible disappearing into the snowy night sky–originally designed for a crown plate, stitched on navy) (100w x 112h Stitches)
Festive Fruit (set of three can be displayed individually or together):
  Apple (with holly) (33w x 31h Stitches)
  Pear (with holly ) (33w x 34h Stitches)
  Orange (with holly) (33w x 32h Stitches)