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Description: Sampler
Artist: unknown
Date: mid 19th century
Medium: linen cotton
Persistent URL: http://museums.cjh.org/Display.php?irn=16877
Repository: Yeshiva University Museum
Accession number: 2008.093
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This is a sampler I made for a friend for the holidays. She loves Firefly. This is a quote from one of the characters (Wash), said by the Stegosaurus to the T-Rex.
I found this sampler in an antique store in Saskatoon. It is a sampler from a Hutterite Colony. There are many of those colonies in the prairie provinces.
this is the top part pf the sampler
When this couple and I sat down to discuss her wedding consult at Starbucks, I wasn’t sure what to expect. I ordered my coffee, shook her hand, and we got right to business. I pulled out my book and starting writing in notes. My scribbles grew more frantic as Kim described her fantastical d...
I can't wait to get started! I added to a fat quarter bundle from Hawthorne threads to make this fun color scheme. 52 weeks two 6.5 blocks a week here I come!
This is my sampler for Lesson 5. It is based on the 'savewater' display garden at the Melbourne International Flower and Garden Show by Sustainable Gardening Australia. The 'smartie' tree is based on a sculpture by Lisa Jane Miller. The stitches are listed on my new blog: www.carlseapatch.wordpress.com
1947 - From Virginia Sampler, choreographed by Valerie Bettis, the Pristine Lovers. Watercolour by Charles Elson
The most satisfying part f this piece for me were stitching the double rows of Dove's Eyes and Filet Squares. Yay for learning a new stitch.
Photos taken and collage created for Our Daily Challenge: Fruit.
I was going to cut up some fruit for this challenge. While looking for a plate to display it on, I realized that these dished had fruit on them. And the name of the pattern is Fruit Sampler. So I decided to forget about the fruit and just shoot the dishes. The luncheon plate has a plum on it. I tried to get it in, but it just didn't work.
Photo recycled for Our Daily Topic: Crockery or Chinaware and Patterns
These were my mother's everyday dishes. She was so artistic. She would have appreciated this collage. I've posted some of her drawings. Here's my favorite:
www.flickr.com/photos/9742303@N02/4270227906/in/set-72157.... She has been gone almost six years now. I miss her so!