However, since I did scan them already, if you are interested in having these instructions, please email me and I will send them to you. They are in pdf format.
Or, if you feel like buying a fantastic needlework reference book, I highly recommend this one. 

There may be a more recent version, but this is the one I have, and it is by far the best reference I've ever seen for all kinds of needlework. The projects are a little dated (this was published in 1979) but the step-by-step line-drawn instructions are awesome.
I'd offer to loan this out, but I don't let it out of my hands.
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Hey!! I have that book. Well, it is actually my Grandma's, but I have been borrowing it for like the past 12 years! Ha! Next time we get together I will get it out. I have used it for many neat stitches. That's funny.
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