The Stitching Studio - Stitch the Art of VisionQuest Artists

Cross Stitch a Work of Art from VisionQuest

VisionQuest Artists

Sheep Standing By Himself

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Counted Cross-Stitch Chart

Stitch count 250 x 164
Stitched on 32 count White
Belfast Linen (over 2)
Design Area 15.6" by 10.3"
includes 1/2 and 3/4 stitches

Adapted from the work by Roy Henry Vickers and RCMP Staff Sgt. Ed Hill.

In 1985, Constable Mike Buday was shot and killed on the shores of Teslin Lake, British Columbia. West Coast artist Roy Henry Vickers and his friend and student Staff Sergeant Ed Hill produced a painting to commemorate this tragic event in Royal Canadian Mounted Police history.

The Stitching Studio donates part of the proceeds
to the VisionQuest Recovery Society.

Pulling Together

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Counted Cross-Stitch Chart

Stitch count 249 x 184
Stitched on 28 count White
Jubilee (stitched over 2)
Design Area 17.8" by 13.1"
includes 3/4 stitches

Adapted from the work by RCMP Staff Sgt. Ed Hill.

The artist, Royal Canadian Mounted Police Staff Sergeant Ed Hill, painted this work to celebrate “Journeys ‘97”, a 1000 mile canoe journey to raise funds for the VisionQuest Recovery Society. It represents all of society “Pulling Together” for a common cause.

The Stitching Studio donates part of the proceeds
to the VisionQuest Recovery Society.

ML 15

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Counted Cross-Stitch Chart

Stitch count 250 x 160
Stitched on 32 count "Cobblestone"
Belfast Linen (over 2)
Design Area 15.6" by 10.0"
includes 3/4 stitches

Adapted from the work by Roy Henry Vickers

When the artist (Roy Henry Vickers) was a little boy, The RCMP Motor Launch 15 used to visit his remote Village of Kitkatla, near Prince Rupert, British Columbia.
Here we see the ship entering the harbour in the twilight of a beautiful northern sunset. Loon and Raven represent healing and the birth of us humans.

The Stitching Studio donates part of the proceeds
to the VisionQuest Recovery Society.