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Abel at the Garden of Eden in Lucas, Kansas.
Samuel P. Dinsmoor built the cabin home in 1906-1907. From 1907-1928 he created the Garden of Eden using cement. Dinsmoor is buried on the site in a mausoleum he built of concrete. In 2008 it was selected as one of the 8 Wonders of Kansas Art by the Kansas Sampler Foundation.
NRIS #77000595. Added in 1977.
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Thursday 17 January 2013: Cross stitch sampler
It's another cold, icy morning and since I've got no reason to go out today I thought I would stay indoors in the warm - well after filling up all the bird feeders and putting out the rubbish, that is.
This cross stitch sampler was given to me as a present by a good friend and so, despite having arthritis in both hands, I set to to complete it. I'm glad I did - it didn't take long as it is only about 9cm square - and I liked that every quadrant was different. It now hangs in my hall with other examples of my handiwork and bits of artwork from other artists.
Week 5 - bottom two rows are herringbone stitch, tacked herringbone stitch, laced herringbone stitch, and double herringbone stitch.
Blog post: colorize.daisyw.net/2013/06/11/finished-calavera-pillow-a...
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A sampler dedicated to all thing stitching.!!!!
This has pride of place on my stairs wall where everyone can see it. The wraps of cross-stitch thread are hand made and stitched into place - the safety pins and needles are read - the buttons are real.
I really enjoyed completing this piece
You never know what you are gonna find in my garage. I have forgotten treasures hidden away in boxes and totes. Yesterday I found a vintage sampler not yet stitched. I was just thinking I need a new embroidery project...
I've been working on this in bewteen lazy summer days. I'm making it up as I go along with the help from my lovely book: Samplers by Susan Mayor & Diana Fowle. As blogged about here: 66stitches.blogspot.com/
St. Clair Secondary School shortly after it closed in June of 2016. These pictures were take by Leann Cotton.
1st place, miscellaneous counted embroidery item (band sampler) – adult, advanced/professional; 2015 Boulder County Fair