The Dodecagon Series designed by Jim Wurth

This is another series that I thought would be useful to be able to see them all in one place.


The Dodecagon Series consists of twelve 12-sided designs each five inches in diameter and all uniformly shaped that were created by Jim Wurth of Wurthwhile Stitching.

Like I have done for such similar group postings before, there will be a link under each photograph so that if you are interested in reading more about one individual ornament and/or see additional photos, all you have to do is click on the link under each individual photo and it will bring you to the original posting.

Since I know how well these ornaments have been popular I am including herewith all the necessary information so that if you are interested in stitching them, you will know who to contact.

(Before I go any further I would like to mention that I have absolutely no vested interest in this designer or any other designers mentioned on my blog - I only do this in order to help both designers and stitchers)

Jim Wurth email address is as follows and he can be contacted at this address: JWurth@msn.com
Jim has a Yahoo group that has been created expressly for the Dodecagon Ornament Series and Jim is there to answer questions, but this is not an online class. Link for Jim's Dodecagon Ornament Series Yahoo group is here

Now for those of you who are wondering where these ornaments are being sold, here is a bit of information for you all.

There is one needlepoint shop that exclusively sells these designs and it is Threadneedle Street located in California and here are the contact details in case some of you might be interested:

Marianne Bergson, Owner
Threadneedle Street
75-645 Dempsey Drive
Palm Desert, CA 92211

(760) 340-0411

email: threadst@aol.com


So, here are the photographs of each ornament in the order they were sent to me for stitching.



First ornament of this series: Coronation

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Second ornament of this series: Mojave

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Third ornament of this series: Poirot

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Fourth ornament of this series: Monrovia

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Firth ornament of this series: Hearts and Flowers

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Sixth ornament of this series: Arcadia

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Seventh ornament of this series: The Baroness Edie

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Eight ornament of this series: Czarina

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Ninth ornament of this series: Camelot

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Tenth ornament of this series: Old Country

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Eleventh ornament of this series: Peace Tree

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Twelth ornament of this series: Fabulous Finale

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