Amanda’s sampler is offered to you in two different formats ~ as a PDF Download OR Printed chart booklet.
This PDF Download chart includes a number of versions. You will be able to download any or all of the following pdf and graph versions:
Version
1 ~ A pdf with a multi-page colour chart.
Version 2 ~ A pdf with a
one-page colour chart (intended to be viewed/used on your tablet, phone,
laptop, or computer).
Version 3 ~ A pdf with a multi-page black and white symbol chart.Version 4 ~ A pdf with a one-page black and white chart (intended to be viewed/used on your tablet, phone, laptop, or computer).
Please check the boxes above to add the PDF Download chart OR Printed Coilbound booklet, linen and threads to your order.
Nicola
tells us "It was so nice to see the name of Amanda on a sampler from the first half of the 19th century, and what a pretty sampler this 10-year-old stitched. Amanda is a Latin name meaning “lovable” or “worthy of love.” Whilst it was a popular literary name in the 17th and 18th centuries, it is not often seen on samplers from the 1800s."
The sampler is worked with cross stitched over two threads of linen and some Algerian eyelets. It has been rated suitable for all levels of abilities. The two bees stitched on the sampler are the mark (signature) of the model stitcher and are not part of the reproduction."
Stitch count is 235 W x 219 H.
Model was stitched on 56 count Creme Brulee hand dyed linen from Tabby Cat. Design was stitched with a beautiful palette of 13 colours from Au Ver à Soie’s range of Soie 100.3. A conversion is provieded for Soie d’Alger and DMC. Only one spool or skein of each colour is required except on lower count linens such as 28 or 32. We have provided a few linen count and thread choices for your stitching pleasure!
Amanda Malviney Brown 1844, a PDF Download OR Printed Booklet ~ Hands Across the Sea Samplers
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