New Designs

December 2021

We've added two Little Gem Christmas Trees to our collection of Christmas Ornaments.

With the arrival of snow the Amethyst Frost tree (right) might appeal or, if you fancy a warmer feel, the Rose Gold tree (left).

As Christmas approaches you might consider making the new Christmas Market card (left) or, if the first signs of spring cheer you up, our new Winter Snowdrop card (right).

September 2021

We've added two new flower box designs to our Keepsake Collection: our lovely Cornflower Box (centre) is joined by Poppy Box (right) and Dandelion Box (left). Unfortunately we are running out of the fabric used to line the Cornflower Box. We can still make a very small number of these kits but once the fabric has gone it will have to be withdrawn.

To celebrate the 100th Anniversary of the Royal British Legion we have decided to donate £1 to the Legion for each Poppy Box we sell on our website, in our showroom or at our shows.

We also have a new De-Luxe Greetings Card: Summer Babushka could be used for a variety of occasions, such as best wishes or congratulations.

June 2021

We've added two new designs to our range of postcards: Ferry to the Isles (shown left) and Welcome to Reeth (shown right).

The latter features a tiny cottage which houses the Swaledale Museum and all profits from the sale of this postcard go to the museum.

February 2021

We've added three new paper town designs: Wedgewood Cottage, Wisteria Chalet and Florian Cottage.

These little cottages make interesting projects using the natural stiffness of perforated paper to allow the creation of little 3D cottages by cutting, folding and glueing the paper. Each of these tiny buildings has a roof which can be removed allowing it to be used as a box - but you can glue the roof in place if you prefer.

The new designs bring the number of buildings in our paper town range to seven: have a look at all the designs.

September 2020

Nutmeg Company kits are generally designed to challenge stitchers and help them develop their skills, but the Black Eyed Susan Box has more extensive instructions, both for stitching and assembly, to help beginners and anyone who feels unsure about taking the plunge!

Black Eyed Susan flowers ramble across the top and sides, but the design is not complicated and is worked on 14-count aida - easy to see and work with. Step-by-step photographs and text talk you through each stage of assembly.

We've also added the Top Hats shop to the Miniature Shops range.

Stitched in tasteful shades of red, grey and cream, this up-market milliners shop is ideal whether you just want a beret or are after a lovely hat for a wedding.

August 2020

Snowy roof tops, carol singing in the frosty air and a little girl in a pinafore - what does that remind you of? This range of six Victorian style Christmas cards recall earlier times and traditional celebrations. They are designed to enjoy - both by the stitcher and by the recipient! These cards are available in our Small De-Luxe Greetings Cards section.

The Nutmeg Company

Unit 14, Reeth Dales Centre, Reeth, Nr. Richmond, Yorkshire DL11 6SP

Telephone: 01748 884926   Email: enquiries@3dcrossstitch.co.uk

The Nutmeg Gallery is normally open from 10am to 4pm (4:30pm in summer) Mon - Fri and 2pm to 4pm (4:30pm in summer) on Sat