First of all this is a stunning sampler, I love all the reds. And look at the cute Adam and Even hidden in there under the huge tree. There's even some blackbirds! Second, I'm assuming that 100% of the funds from the sale are going directly to the museum, since they're selling it. I love that. Hopefully more museums out there chart some of their samplers and sell the patterns, to fund future acquisitions and conservation. In the day and age of e-mailed PDF files, they don't have to worry about the cost of printing. I love PDF patterns, I can print them as big as I want.
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Isn't that a gorgeous sampler?? I can't wait to stitch it. I did my grocery shopping this morning and kept thinking about what linen I'd use as I made my way through the aisles.
I love your blog header. Beautiful pieces! I want to stitch When Witches Go Riding this year. I had forgotten how much I want to stitch Ida Mae, too. Lovely pieces!
Oh my gosh! It is stunning, I love it. I will have to add it to my LONG list.
Hi Mindi--Just wanted to thank you for visiting my blog and taking the time to leave such a nice comment! I'm happy to have found your great blog, too :)
That is one lovely sampler--hope you stitch it so I can follow along!
This sampler flew into my mailbox as soon as I could send the money for it. I'm in love with the reds in it too and what better, but Adam and Eve to boot. I think it's high on my list to stitch soon!
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