Designed by Hillside Samplings. Stitched on R&R 30-Count Light Espresso with all the recommended floss.

It took me three tries at this block before I was happy with it. The first two were just too busy for my taste.

backstitch band and motif experiments

Finished! I had a hard time taking nice photos of it, but these will do. Maybe when the weather finally dries out, I'll try a few outside.

retro 30's prints used for each block I make for bees... My first sampler quilt....

Start of sampler for Week 1 of lesson with Sharon b

chloesplace.blogspot.com/2006/11/sampler-1.html

Sampler

For Kitchen Cow.

88"H X 60"W, cotton, 2013. Photo by Miles Mattison.

I decided to re-make this one, as I just didn't really like the previous version.

I decided to take a samples... and photos while I was brewing the other day :)

Block 52 (NIGHTFALL)

From 1925 one old sampler from my family.

A set of seven beads, - five round beads,13mm to 14mm approximately,and two rondelles. All with silvered glass pattern.

the blocks for my sampler quilt laid out in their final possition (perhaps)

yanok

hand pieced, appliqued and quilted

Team Sampler is contributing to the August Sampler!

I made this ribbon embroidery wedding sampler for my son and daughter-in-law. It was the first time I'd ever done ribbon embroidery. From the date on it, you can see that it is 10 years old.

Sampler of Moses and Sadie Zook genealogy

At Crux Fermentation Project in Bend.

the Summer Sampler by Frosted Pumpkin Stitchery

first 4 squares..

loved this flag blocks -- I put a star in each corner

Sampler of half a dozen beers at the BarbaRoja Brewery in Escobar, Argentina

I misplaced two of my blocks for this sampler, and needed to re-make them.

64 x 64 cm

Designed by Hillside Samplings. Stitched on R&R 30-Count Light Espresso with all the recommended floss. Close up of left side.

Designed by Needle's Prayse. Completed in 2002.

Last night my brother in The Netherlands sent me this picture of a sampler I embroidered in the late seventies and early eighties. When I moved to Taiwan I didn't take it with me. I was afraid the climate here, which is very humid, would ruin the very fine muslin and yarn.

A Mano

Mmmm it is good. I would describe the stuff more in detail if I remembered everything...uh..okay, right-most thing is tuna and artichoke, back thing are olives, other things are probably made with pepper and tomato and pine nuts and ahhh I forget. But it's tasty.