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Bonnet stitch sampler.
A quick one this week as I'm off on holiday for 3 weeks! Hope you all have a Happy Easter!
Designed by Lesa Steele. Best downloaded and viewed in Full Size (which is kind of big - sorry). I'm almost finished -there are only a few more bands to go. I decided to take a break (read chickened out) when I got to the hem stitching band, as I've never done those before! The beading is also being done at the end. I subbed the Kreinik with Rainbow Gallery PTB (Gold). Other fibers used: Silk N Colors Halloween Confetti; DMC Perle Ecru #8 + #12. Fabric is Cream Belfast Linen.
Block 4. My center pinwheel point on the blue block didn't match up very well. I can live with it. :)
My very first quilt. Pieced, hand/machine quilted and recently finished by me.
[Blogged: oneartspirit.blogspot.com/2011/05/learning-art-of-quiltin...]
Pattern from Redheart .http://www.redheart.com/free-patterns/pattern-correction-sampler-throw
(donated to Warm Up Montgomery County)
Photographer: Don Cochran
Location: Bahamas
Film: KODAK EKTAR 25 (35mm)
Included on the Kodak Photo CD sampler disc PCD0992. Converted from PCD to TIFF with pcdtoppm and GraphicsMagick. Level‐adjusted with GIMP. Converted from TIFF to PNG for Flickr.
The PCD and TIFF files can be found here.
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Made at the rope walk at Charlestown Navy Yard in Boston, this was displayed at the 1893 Columbian Exposition in Chicago. I liked this because it reminded me of the rope samplers done by Tubbs Cordage, which are in the museum collection of San Francisco Maritime NHP. museum.nps.gov/ParkObjdet.aspx?rID=SAFR%20%20%2019264%26d...
Poor photo, I know; the lights were reflecting badly on this piece. This was in the NPS visitor center.
Birth sampler for my amazing nephew who joined us this past year. The pattern is "Watch Over Me" by Karen Kluba -- www.rosewoodxstitch.com/catalog.php?item=149&catid=26... -- with a few modifications (added another border for the great-great-grandparents, used first names instead of initials, made the baby bird purple instead of red or blue, etc.) I picked this pattern because a lot of birth sampler patterns are a little bit too "babyish," and I wanted something that would be appropriate at any age -- and also because I adored the "family tree" idea that would make this not only a commemoration of his birth but a record of his ancestors.
My two favorite things that other people have made for me. The shawl my mom made, the sampler my grandma made
trying out different stitch techniqes AND making something useful- 100% cotton, eco- friendly wash cloths.
Loved the textures produced by the stitching.
I do apologise to the creators- I didn't buy a catalog and so don't know who to credit. Please add a comment if you know who made this.