Survival

No one seems to know why worn out cowboy boots are hung on fence posts. The most logical explanation comes from the University of Texas: Cowboys hung their boots upside down on fence posts when they went to sleep at night to keep varmints from crawling into the boots. The hawk in this picture was originally photographed by Don Brockmeier, president of Farmers State Bank in Eustis, Nebraska.

Survival Kit uses 61 colors of Anchor embroidery floss. Unframed, the design size on 11-count fabric is about 18" x 29".

Survival Art comes matted and custom framed by Antique Nebraska Barn Siding Frames of Republican City, Nebraska.

 

 Cross Stitch Art:

 Framed: $450.00

Unframed: $275.00

90 days delivery

Prices include shipping and matting

 Cross Stitch Kit:

 14-count: $70.20

18-count: $50.45

  Includes pattern and instructions, colored photograph, pre-cut and sorted Anchor floss, needle and Aida cloth.

Pattern Only: $6.95 
  Floss Sorter: $6.00 Shipping charges are $3.95 USPS Priority Mail.

 Wholesale Prices

or to Order:
  e-mail: gjensen@megavision.com or write: GiGi's of Alma, P.O. Box 943, Alma, NE 68920 (phone: 308/928-2733) for a wholesale price list on kits or art.