missing page of a chart

Nov 08, 2008 6 Replies
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I just came across a UFO that I must have started years ago, I forgot I was working on it. The chart name is All Creatures, it was from a Bucilla book. The picture is a tree with a bunch of cute animals on and around it, at the bottom it says, "All creatures great and small, The Lord God made them all". I had photocopied the chart pages from the book to keep with the WIP, but don't have the book anymore (I think I gave it away). I have the page with the color key and the Top of the chart (marked as page 74), the one marked Middle (page 75), but that's it, I don't have the bottom of the chart. And that's where the saying is, and the cute elephant and lion and bunnies. I love this, it's such a cute picture, but now I can't finish it.



Does anyone know what Bucilla book this came from, or where I can get the chart? I appreciate all the help I can get!



Audrey


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Maybe Bucilla could help you locate a copy. It's worth a try.

Here's a link to their contact page.

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Thank you for the suggestion, Lucille. I "contacted" them thru their Web page, figure I'll have to wait till the midweek for a reply.

Thanks a bunch.

Audrey

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Thanks a bunch.

Audrey

I hope they can help.

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I haven't received a response from Bucilla, it's been a week since I e- mailed them thru the "Contact Us" link that you provided, Lucille. I searched their site and they do not have a kit with the chart I'm looking for, so I can't just go a buy the kit. I just need to know what book it's from so I can get the book! I don't see a list/link of Bucilla books on their Web site.

I'm starting to lose hope.........

Audrey

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Audrey, There are over 100 hits on Amazon.com when I put in the search word "Bucilla". Maybe you might recognise the cover of the book which you used!

Another source of information is the Message Board on 1-2-3 website. There are a large lot of readers, and the "Cross-stitch detectives" just LOVE a challenge. Link is below.

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have to sign up to belong, but there is nothing to it, and it is free. I hope you find this mysterious book. Maybe if you scan what you have done, it might help the searchers!

Gillian

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