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Lapbook Sampler - Side 2: mini-book with various booklet instructions written inside

Another reproduction of an old sampler. Cross stitch on linen.

Pieced by Sarah Shelton

Quilted by Jessica's Quilting Studio

Come grab yourself a template and stitch with me! On the blog.

Great dessert at Dragonfish Asian Cafe in Seattle: a sampler of their Lemongrass Crème Brulee, Chocolate Heaven and Mango Upside-Down Cake.

Jane Linn taught our guild a lesson on using watercolor pencils & markers with polymer clay. She had the great idea of having us create individual samplers with the different types of media (Inktense, marker & watercolor pencil shown here), plus the different types of glaze or finish (TLS, Varnish, and Translucent or White Translucent polymer clay). I love analyzing stuff like this, so I really enjoyed Jane's lesson!

Continental breakfast of burritos of a one day conference held at the California Endowment Center. Great THP training.

Wherein I attempt shading with blackwork. I had a lot of fun with this and learned a lot too.

 

Blogged about here: backstitch.wordpress.com/2008/09/04/blackwork-shading-sam...

Embroidered sampler, 1721

Anne Chase (American, born 1709)

Newport, Rhode Island

Silk on wool

 

12 1/4 x 8 1/4 in. (31.1 x 21 cm)

Promised Gift of Ann and Philip Holzer, 2001 (L.2001.53.4)

 

This delicate piece has taken pride of place as the earliest known sampler that can be attributed to Newport, an important colonial center. American samplers from the first half of the eighteenth century are exceedingly rare; this one is ornamented with floral motifs that still refer to the Baroque style of the previous century. Stitched with colorful silk threads on a wool ground, primarily on cross stitch, it features an acorn and carnation border, three wide floral bands, and a verse. Although unfinished, the piece is inscribed at the bottom: "Anne Chase Made This Sampler In/ The Thirteenth Year of Her Age 1721." Actually, the fact that it Is unfinished adds to the sampler's interest, since it teaches us about how sampler patterns were laid out, and the process by which the girls of Newport worked their samplers. It is not known why Anne never finished it—the most likely reason is a young girl's frustration with the intricacies of such fine work. Anne married Timothy Folger (1706–1750) on December 5, 1733, and lived on Nantucket with him and their five children for the remainder of her life.

I am nearing the end of my sampler. I have only a few more patches to fill. It was fun to learn new stitches. It has taken me out of any rut I may have been in and given me so many new stitches to use! Come to my blog, www.fiberluscious.blogspot.com and join me in my next stitching challenge- A crazy quilt perhaps?

Baby's name obscured for privacy. Blogged www.houseofhodgepodge.blogspot.com/2012/12/birth-sampler....

 

The border is borrowed from this free embroidery pattern by Badbird: zuill.us/andreablog/2009/03/01/marchs-embroidery-pattern/

This sampler was made by my great-grandmother, Caroline Southam, in 1890, when she was 10 years old and a pupil at Horsley Woodhouse School, in Derbyshire (UK). Some of the stitching has started to some undone now, but it's 120 years old and has been kept wrapped up in a drawer. I am thinking of getting it framed.

sampler 1993-

horsehair, fabric,

a close-up of a fiber sampler that contains "green" organic cotton, hand-dyed ecospun/cotton, loose camel down, tussah silk noil, scoured merino fleece, alpaca top, flax top, hemp top, recycled sari silk, hand-dyed bamboo, soy silk, and un-dyed merino.

Sampler #3 in my year of samplers. On the blog!

New sampler box promo 2021 pics by Racheal Baker.

I'm having fun learning some new stitches this summer. You can read more about it over on my blog.

I finished homework for next Saturday : basic points, step 3. So we now have a coral stitched lavender field, a palestrina stitched path border, some straight stitched red wall and chimney, grey zone of chevron stitches and a four-coloured herringbone stitched field of God knows what... and I almost forgot the blanket stitched black roof. I'm afraid the romantic landscape theme is slowly turning to some extremely strange stuff. Sorry guys, I'm not good at romantic landscapes, I guess my BDSM bottom gets up to the surface and shows through...

Double weave Sampler

finished 17 April, 2011

 

My first project for my intermediate weaving class. We used two different warps, one on top of the other. the top warp was hand-dyed, and the bottom warp is a black and white striped pattern. Both warps are linen, and embroidery floss is used for the weft throughout.

Une réussite tant technique que philosophique. Une photo qui en dit long.

Quilted by Jessica's Quilting Studio

I made this for my niece's Christening. It is mainly applique and embroidery with ribbons, buttons and embellishments onto a linen background.

A Rebecca Ringquist Sampler I finished recently. More photos on my blog.

Un sampler fait pour la mère d'une amie à l'occasion de la fête des mères. Le top rose est en soie sauvage.

A first try out for the Penny Sampler, using needle turn applique. Now really trying to figure out how to add it to the sampler, I love the dog wood petal shape!

And it turns out I really like how the background fabric showing through. I considered using sew and turn applique, but this time needle turn and show-through give me just the right organic feeling...

Start of sampler using Van Dyke stitch

variations. Stitch tutorial can be found here

www.pintangle.com/journal/2010/8/17/tast-2010-week-25-van...

Mixing my color scraps for the 'main' fabric and printed whites for my background fabric, I created a completely unique look and layout for Tula Pink's Modern Sampler.

 

Free motion machine quilted by Marcia Wachuta of Marcia's Crafty Sewing & Quilting

I've finished my blocks for the Summer Sampler Series QAL - Yay!

I have LOVED this QAL. Some of the blocks I would never have thought I was capable of making (top left for example) but thanks to the excellent tutorials I've managed without too much seam ripping :)

 

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Sampler Socks from the book Sock Yarn One Skein Wonders. Yarn is Same Difference from the Knitting Goddess, in colourway Cloudy Skies.

 

I thought this “Same Difference” yarn -- half a skein in white and blue, the other other half skein in blue and white -- would be a good match for these sampler socks, which each use a different combination of stitch patterns.

 

This is my first successful attempt at knitting socks!

Rebecca Ringquist designed the sampler and I stitched it.

from bit.ly/16nxevx

 

Through GoPro Through GoPro - They are heroes, look through their eyes

 

Underwater footage captured with the Gopro HD hero2, over a period of three days. For crisp, clean, high quality footage I utilized a dive housing from eyeof…Dive into this GoPro short movie

 

GoPro Video, average rating: 5 / 5

 

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This sampler is a reproduction of an old pattern. It is cross stitch on linen.

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