Skiing needlepoint patterns

Skiing: a downhill skier, in a tuck on a slope or standing face on, a pair of skis crossed in an X with two poles, and a ski lodge.

The skier in a tuck is in profile on a slope that runs down at an angle, and the one standing face on has a pole in each hand. The skier and the skis are both drawn in more than one style. The ski lodge is a log cabin under snow with skis leaning against it. All are four inches square on 18 mesh. Skis and poles are long thin lines, and many of them slant. A slanted line is charted as a stair of short runs of stitches, so count the stitches in each run as you go; many are marked intermediate.