Paris needlepoint patterns

Paris in two landmarks: the Eiffel Tower, upright with a single spire, in five styles, and the Arc de Triomphe seen from the front, in four.

The Eiffel Tower mirrors or nearly mirrors, its legs curving inward as they rise. The ironwork is drawn as a solid shape, with patches of a second shade or white stripes across it. Count one side of the tower's outline and mirror it. The Arc de Triomphe is one tall arch between two piers under a heavy top with a row of small marks across it; in all but the blue and white design a small tree stands at each side. It is built of level and upright lines, so count the top first and drop the piers from it. All are on a four-inch square for 18 mesh. Many are marked intermediate; each page gives its level and thread list.