Simple Pleasures, BK260 Stitch eight primitive designs reflecting colonial, folk and early American styles Bless This Home (angel with patchwork wings stands over a colonial scene framed with quilted patterns) (79w x 216h Stitches)Heartfelt Welcome (the words "In this house of peace and rest we WELCOME you our lovely guest are followed by four quilted frames featuring "Hands to Hold" with a patchwork heart in a hand motif, "Hearts to Love" with a patchwork heart, "Stars to Guide" with a patchwork star, and "Peace from Above" with a dove motif) (208w x 99h Stitches)Cat's Meow (primitive cat in collared shirt and apron stitching with an embroidery hoop) (121w x 168h Stitches)Invitation to Tea (primitive girl with cat and backstitched words, "ABC [heart] 123 My kitty and me are invited to tea. Won't you join our company?") (105w x 125h Stitches)Counting Blessings (folk sheep jumping over picket fence with patchwork heart, alphabet and the words, "Count your blessings instead of sheep") (94w x 169h Stitches)Can't Bear to Bee (girl teddy leaning against large bee hive with the words, "I can't bear to bee without Jesus"–originally framed in folk heart frame) (83w x 132h Stitches)My Stitchin' (rag doll with embroidery hoop and basket of stitching and the verse, "Dishes in the sink, laundry hamper's full, beds need makin', bread needs bakin', but the only thing that's certain is my stitchin' isn't waitin'") (110w x 97h Stitches)Peace and Rest (row of 3 houses framed by quilted border and the words "North-South-East-West... Home is Best for Peace and Rest") (107w x 70h Stitches)
