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On cross-stitch-usa.com, stock status is shown directly on each product listing: items you can buy display an Add to Cart button, while unavailable items are labeled Out of Stock. There is no separate availability page or filter mentioned in the site content, so you check each item as you browse the "What's New" listings.

What the listing tells you

Each product entry combines four pieces of information in one line or block:

In stock vs. out of stock

In stock items show an Add to Cart button next to the price. You can add them to your cart immediately from the listing.

Examples from the current listings:

• FOXY FALL PUMPKIN — Tiny Modernist, Pattern Only, $10.50, Add to Cart
• TWAS THE NIGHT BEFORE CHRISTMAS — JBW Designs, Pattern Only, $24.00, Add to Cart
• GROGG 28 Count Lugana 1/4 yard — Be Stitch Me, $36.00, Add to Cart

Out of stock items show an Out of Stock label instead of a cart button. You cannot add them to your cart from the listing.

Examples from the current listings:

• MOONCAP COTTAGE — Cross Stitching Art, Pattern Only, $15.50, Out of Stock
• ACORN FOLLY — Three Sheep Studio, Pattern Only, $8.50, Out of Stock
• YULETIDE SWIRLS — Keslyns, Pattern Only, $13.50, Out of Stock
• BOO TO EWE KIT — A Faithwurks Design, kit, $22.00, Out of Stock

What to do if an item is out of stock

The site content does not describe a restock notification, waitlist, or backorder option. If you want an out-of-stock item, the practical step is to contact the shop directly. The site includes a "Send us a Note" section for messages, which is the available contact route shown in the page content.

Before you visit or order

Store hours are listed as:

• Wednesday–Friday: 9:30–5:00
• Saturday: 9:30–4:00

No Sunday–Tuesday hours appear in the site content. If you plan to visit specifically for an item, checking stock online first and confirming by note is the safer approach, since listings can change and out-of-stock items cannot be reserved through the cart.

The Stitchery Nook Osage sells cross stitch patterns, counted fabrics, kits, and magazines, with scrapbooking supplies also named in the shop's own description. The catalog is pattern-heavy: most listings are "Pattern Only," meaning you receive the chart and instructions rather than threads or fabric. If you want a complete project in one purchase, look for the few kit listings instead.

Cross stitch patterns

Patterns are the largest category on the shop's "What's New" page. Brands that appear include:

• Tiny Modernist — e.g., Foxy Fall Pumpkin ($10.50), 6 Part Snowglobe Series Part 3 The Llama ($8.50)
• JBW Designs — Scandinavian Red Stockings ($14.50), Twas the Night Before Christmas ($24.00)
• Little House Needleworks — Winterville Part Six Reindeer Crossing ($7.50), Winterville Part Five Bake Shop ($7.50)
• Ardth Design — Stick Together ($8.50), Winter Moose ($8.50), Stand Up Snowman ($12.50)
• Keslyns — Yuletide Swirls ($13.50), Most Wonderful ($15.50)
• Three Sheep Studio — Acorn Folly ($8.50), Choirbook Fraktur ($12.50)
• Fox and Rabbit — Seraphina's Needlebook ($16.50)
• Cross Stitching Art — Celestial Tides ($25.00), Mooncap Cottage ($15.50)
• Other designers — Artful Offerings, The Needle's Notion, Blue Moon Designs, Stoney Creek, Happiness is Heart Made, Cottage Garden, Lila's Studio, Primrose Cottage, ScissorTail Designs, The Snowflower Diaries, The Thread Gatherer, Puntinipuntini, and A Faithwurks Design

Prices for individual patterns in the current listings run from about $7.50 to $25.00.

Series and multi-part patterns

Several listings are parts of larger stitch-alongs, so check whether you're buying one installment or a full set:

• Winterville Part Five and Part Six (Little House Needleworks)
• 6 Part Snowglobe Series Part 3 (Tiny Modernist)

If you're collecting a series, note that parts are sold as separate listings at separate prices.

Counted fabrics

The shop lists fabric by count and cut size, priced per cut rather than per full piece:

Because cuts are fractional yardage, confirm the dimensions you need against your pattern's stitch count before ordering — a quarter yard at a higher count covers a different area than the same cut at a lower count.

Kits and magazines

• Kits — Boo to Ewe Kit (A Faithwurks Design), $22.00. A kit typically bundles the chart with the materials needed to stitch it, unlike "Pattern Only" listings.
• Magazines — 2026 Christmas Issue, Just Cross Stitch, $12.99. Magazines usually contain multiple charts in one issue.

Scrapbooking supplies

The shop's own site description names scrapbooking supplies alongside cross stitch, so the store is positioned as a general needlecraft and paper-craft stop rather than cross stitch alone. The current "What's New" listings are dominated by cross stitch, so treat scrapbooking as a secondary category to check directly with the shop rather than something you can browse in the same feed.

Stock status and how to decide

Some listings are marked "Out of Stock" — for example, Mooncap Cottage, Acorn Folly, Yuletide Swirls, and the Boo to Ewe Kit — while others show "Add to Cart." Before planning a project around a specific design, check whether it's currently orderable.

A quick way to choose:

• Want everything in one box → look for kit listings.
• Already have fabric and threads → buy "Pattern Only" charts.
• Need fabric for a specific count → check the fabric section for count and cut size.
• Want several designs at once → a magazine issue may cover more ground than a single chart.

The Stitchery Nook Osage also describes itself as a retreat center, and its posted hours are Wednesday–Friday 9:30–5:00 and Saturday 9:30–4:00 if you'd rather visit in person.

The Stitchery Nook is a cross stitch and scrapbooking supply shop based in Osage, and its website (cross-stitch-usa.com) doubles as an online storefront and a pointer to an in-person retreat center. If you are looking for individual patterns, counted fabric, kits, or cross stitch magazines, the site is set up for browsing and adding items to a cart. If you want to visit or stay for a stitching retreat, the site's listed hours and contact form are the starting points.

What the shop sells

The catalog on the site is dominated by patterns sold on their own ("Pattern Only"), alongside fabric by the cut, a small number of kits, and at least one magazine issue. Prices are listed next to each item, and most products show an "Add to Cart" button.

Examples from the current listing:

Two things worth noting from the listing itself:

• Fabric is sold by the fractional yard (1/4 yard, 1/2 yard), so the price shown is for that cut, not a full yard.
• Stock varies. Several patterns are marked "Out of Stock" (for example Mooncap Cottage, Acorn Folly, Yuletide Swirls, and the Boo to Ewe Kit), while others remain purchasable. Check the button state before assuming an item is available.

The catalog mixes seasonal and holiday designs (Halloween, Christmas, autumn) with samplers, needlebooks, and series patterns released in parts, such as the Winterville series and a six-part snowglobe series.

The retreat center side

Beyond retail, the site describes The Stitchery Nook Osage as a retreat center — a place to visit and stitch, not just an online cart. The page evidence gives store hours rather than retreat booking details:

Wednesday–Friday 9:30–5:00, Saturday 9:30–4:00

If your goal is to visit or arrange a retreat, those hours tell you when the shop is open, and the site provides a "Send us a Note" contact form for questions. The listing does not state retreat pricing, minimum stays, or reservation rules, so those would need to be confirmed directly.

How to use the site

1. Browse "What's New" — the product list is presented as a sortable new-arrivals feed, so recent patterns and fabric appear first.
2. Check the item type before buying. "Pattern Only" means you receive the chart/instructions, not the threads or fabric; kits include materials; fabric listings specify count and cut size.
3. Confirm availability. Items with "Out of Stock" cannot be added, so plan around them or look for an alternative design.
4. Add to cart for anything in stock, or use the contact form for questions about stock, retreats, or visiting.

Who it's for

• Cross stitchers sourcing charts from a range of independent designers (Tiny Modernist, JBW Designs, Little House Needleworks, Three Sheep Studio, and others) in one place.
• Stitchers who want specific fabric by count and fractional cut rather than full yards.
• Scrapbookers, since the site's description covers scrapbooking supplies as well as cross stitch.
• Visitors to Osage interested in the retreat center and in-person shopping during the posted hours.

If you only need a single pattern or a quarter-yard of linen, the online cart covers it. If you want the retreat or in-person experience, the hours and contact form are what the site currently provides — anything beyond that (booking, rates, lodging) is not specified on the page and should be asked directly.

The Stitchery Nook in Osage lists store hours of Wednesday–Friday, 9:30–5:00 and Saturday, 9:30–4:00. No Sunday, Monday, or Tuesday hours appear in the information provided, so plan a visit on one of those four days unless you confirm otherwise directly with the shop.

Listed Store Hours

Saturday closes an hour earlier than the Wednesday–Friday schedule, so if you're making a weekend trip, aim to arrive well before 4:00.

What You Can Do During a Visit

The Stitchery Nook carries cross stitch and scrapbooking supplies, and the shop also describes itself as a retreat center. The current online listings include:

• Patterns from designers such as Tiny Modernist, JBW Designs, Little House Needleworks, Three Sheep Studio, and Keslyns
• Kits, including the Boo to Ewe Kit
• Fabrics, such as 28 count Lugana and 40 count linen by the quarter yard
• Threads and silks, including Dinky Dyes Silk
• Magazines, such as the 2026 Christmas issue of Just Cross Stitch

Some items are marked "Out of Stock" online, so if you're traveling specifically for a particular pattern or kit, it's worth checking availability before you go.

If You Can't Visit in Person

The site includes a "Send us a Note" contact form. That's the listed way to reach the shop with questions — useful if you need to confirm holiday hours, ask about stock, or check whether a retreat booking is available. Since the posted schedule doesn't cover Sunday through Tuesday, use the form if you need to know about those days.

Practical Notes Before You Go

• Confirm around holidays. Posted hours often change on holidays and during special events, and the site information doesn't address exceptions.
• Build in buffer time. The shop closes at 4:00 on Saturdays, earlier than weekdays.
• Check stock for specific items. Several listed patterns and kits show as out of stock, so a quick message ahead of a long drive can save a trip.

Yes — the shop describes itself as offering "a perfect retreat center" alongside its cross stitch and scrapbooking supplies. The site also encourages visitors to come in person, and it lists store hours, so the retreat element is tied to a physical location in Osage rather than an online-only service. What the available page evidence does not show is how the retreat works: there is no booking form, pricing, capacity, or schedule in the material provided, so anyone interested in a retreat stay would need to contact the shop directly to confirm details.

What the site actually says

The site's own description covers three things in one line: cross stitch and scrapbooking supplies, a retreat center, and an invitation to visit. That is the strongest signal that a retreat offering exists. The page evidence itself, however, is mostly a product listing — patterns, fabrics, and kits with prices and "Add to Cart" buttons — plus a set of store hours. So the retreat claim comes from the site description, while the visible page content is retail-focused.

Store hours (from the page evidence)

Sunday through Tuesday hours are not shown in the evidence, so don't assume the shop is open those days.

What you can confirm vs. what you can't

Confirmed by the provided material:

• The shop presents itself as a retreat center
• It has a physical presence in Osage with posted hours
• It sells cross stitch supplies (patterns, fabrics, kits) and mentions scrapbooking supplies
• Some items are marked "Out of Stock," so inventory varies

Not confirmed by the provided material:

• Whether the retreat center can be booked, and how
• Retreat pricing, length of stay, or group size
• Whether the retreat is a dedicated facility or simply the shop plus a stitching space
• Any online ordering, shipping, or payment details

How to get a real answer

If a retreat stay is what you're after, the product listings won't tell you. Use the site's "Send us a Note" contact option to ask specifically:

1. Is the retreat center available to book, and for what dates?
2. What does a retreat include — lodging, meals, workspace, instruction?
3. What is the cost, and what is the cancellation policy?
4. Is it open to individuals or only groups?

Ask these before planning travel, since the page evidence gives no retreat logistics to rely on.