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ISABEL REDIE 1816
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| From the Fitzwilliam Museum in Cambridge, England. The quintessential Scottish sampler, displaying all the characteristics common to this group of samplers, including the arcaded pansy and carnation bands, illuminated alphabets, the arms of Scotland and the Linlithgow family, and the mystery mansion.
The verse is from an old hymn:
The leopard is an heraldic motif signifying strength. |
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Origin and date: Scottish 1816
Rated: Intermediate
Linen count and finished size: PLEASE SPECIFY 35-COUNT OR 40-COUNT LINEN WHEN ORDERING. (40-COUNT IS CLOSEST IN SIZE TO THE ORIGINAL). 35-COUNT, HAND-DYED, 19-1/2"X25" . 40-COUNT, DYED, 16-1/2"X21-1/4"
Stitches: Cross, cross over one, double running, Queen, counted satin and stem filling
Source: The Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, England
Kit with cotton floss: $75.00
Kit with silk floss: $135.00
Graph only: $14.00
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