Fruit Bowl Cross Stitch
Today I’m sharing another Anne Orr sheet of cross stitch patterns. These are wonderful fruit bowls in different sizes and a lovely flower edging. This sheet is copyright 1921, Plate 1 Set E.
Here’s a sample of one of the bowls.
More Anne Orr Designs
Back in July of this year I shared another sheet of cross stitch patterns by Anne Orr. More flowers and baskets.
Fruit Bowls and Flowers
This first scan I’ve made a little darker so the graph paper lines show. Below you’ll find one that is a bit lighter.
You can download which ever one will work better for you or download both.
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Back of the Page
I’ve added a scan of the back of this sheet since it has some great ideas for using the cross stitch designs.
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Thank you for sharing these! They are lovely.
Yes, you’re welcome. So many uses for these. Thanks! Debra
I believe I have some kits with Anne Orr designs in my crafts room. I’m not sure which items but her name is too familiar to me. I like to buy old crafts kits, anything needlework, cross stitch, etc at thrift stores when I see them. I have no idea why I am so attracted to vintage crafts, but they appeal to me very much. These little patterns you send out are so cute, I can’t wait to check out every new pattern you post. Thank you for sharing. PS- I could probably open my own small shop with my old crafts, but I could not bear to part with them all!
Thanks, Kristin. I haven’t come across an Anne Orr pattern I didn’t like. They’re all great and I have too many to count in my collection. Hard to part with any, but fun to share. Debra