Our Hometown (Annie Lane and Wellesley Needlepoint) UPDATED

Cindy of Wellesley Needlepoint is finalizing the stitch guide for this charming Annie Lane Fourth of July design.
https://www.facebook.com/wellesleyneedlepoint/photos/a.844166252289484/2167398593299570/?type=3&theater

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=10225766576805887&set=gm.5914948811915561&idorvanity=108537025890131

Contact the shop to purchase the guide.  They can get you the canvas as well if you don't have a favorite shop already.
https://www.wellesleyneedlepoint.com

UPDATE:  Sharon Quick has also done a guide for this.  Contact her for more information.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=2406691489395456&set=a.787931307938157&type=3&theater

UPDATE #2:  Terry Christopher Castillo of 2 the Point has also done a guide for this charmer.

https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=1585787743547656&set=a.512546717538436

Mystery of the Missing Migrant (Charley Harper and David McCaskill)

David McCaskill shows off Carol's finished "Mystery of the Missing Migrant."  Design by Charley Harper, distributed by Meredith Collection.  David did the stitch guide.
https://www.facebook.com/Stitchesonwheels/photos/a.1559996674266617/2254827838116827/?type=3&theater

The Bishop (Barbara's Needlepoint)

Barbara's Needlepoint will have a stitch guide by Sandy available for their very popular Bishop Santa.
https://www.facebook.com/107558659287177/photos/a.471227749586931/2366890110020676/?type=3&theater

Contact the shop via phone or through their Facebook page.  They don't have a website.

Little Panda (Animal Fayre and Needlepoint for Fun)

Needlepoint for Fun has posted a simple free stitch guide for the "Little Panda" design created by Animal Fayre.
https://www.needlepoint-for-fun.com/needlepoint-stitch-guide-for-animal-fayre-little-panda.htm

They even have a tutorial for finishing this yourself.
https://www.needlepoint-for-fun.com/how-to-finish-a-pincushion-or-small-needlepoint-pillow.htm

The website is the distributor for this British company in the United States.  There are a series of Little Animal kits from Animal Fayre, and the guide can be used for them as well.  It's a good demonstration that embellished canvases don't have to have a ton of fancy stitches or be light coverage, or be very hard, either!
https://www.needlepoint-for-fun.com/shop/Kits/Animal-Fayre-Needlepoint-Kits.htm

Harvest Moon (Ewe and Eye plus Tony Minieri)

Lisa's "Harvest Moon" is stitched and framed.  This beauty was designed by Ewe and Eye and stitched using Tony Minieri's stitch guide.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=801928810156708&set=pcb.2151221351621678&type=3&theater

Ornaments Stocking (Alice Peterson and Terry Christopher Castillo)

Lisa's ornament stocking from was stitched using a stitch guide by Terry Christopher Castillo.  It's fabulous!  Hard to believe this is Lisa's first stocking.
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10210923377839964&set=pcb.2147271058683374&type=3&theater

Woodland Christmas Animals Series (Renaissance Designs)

Are you a fan of the charming animals from the Renaissance Designs "A Woodland Christmas" series?  I am!  So I was pleased to see that there are stitch guides (and kits) available for all the portraits and rounds from this series.
http://www.renaissanceneedlepoint.com/new/new.html

There is no guide for the stockings or larger designs from the series, but Renaissance Designs is adding to the smaller set so I hope that a guide will be available for things like the brand new sleeping fox.
https://yarntree.typepad.com/needlework_news/2019/03/a-long-winters-napthe-fox-.html