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London cross stitch graph only
London cross stitch graph only







london cross stitch graph only

There are only a handful of stitches in the yellow beige and grey green. Only one skein or spool is required for each colour. We have provided conversions for Soie d’Alger, Fine d’Aubusson Wool, and DMC. Lilly’s delightful sampler has been reproduced with a palette of 5 colours from Au Ver à Soie’s range of Soie 100.3. You may find it easier to register as a user on our website as you will then be able to visit your account to download the. I f the email is not received into your in-box p lease check your spam folder. It is important that you ensure the correct email address is given.

london cross stitch graph only

Guest checkout ~ Upon completion of purchase you will instantly receive an email confirming your order and giving you a link to download the. Our website has stitching tutorials which can be found in the “Sewing Basket and Tools” section. If you need assistance or have any questions, we can be reached via email, address shown below, or the contact page on our website. Hands Across the Sea Samplers are on hand to help those stitching our charts. Graph 4 ~ A one-page black and white symbol graph intended to be viewed/used on your tablet, phone, or PC.Īt the very core of Hands Across the Sea Samplers there is a team of needleworkers who are passionate about antique samplers and being able to share those samplers with you. Graph 3 ~ A two-page black and white symbol graph. Graph 2 ~ A one-page colour block and symbol graph intended to be viewed/used on your tablet, phone, or PC.

london cross stitch graph only

Graph 1 ~ A two-page colour block and symbol graph. Included in the pdf download are four graphs. The project has been rated as suitable for needleworkers of all levels of ability and can be stitched either on Aida, Linaida, or linen. Lilly stitched her sampler with cross stitch over 2 strands of linen. We hope that when the 1921 census is released in the forthcoming year that we may be able to add to Lilly’s story. On JLilly married James Henry Thomas at St Paul’s Church in St Pancras. Lilly lived a long life, dying aged 80 on September 16, 1959. We know that Lilly stitched her sampler in the year 1887 when she was nearing her eighth birthday. By the 1881 census return the family can be found living at 21 New Market Terrace, London in the parish of St Pancras. On Septemshe was baptised in the town of Bromsgrove in the county of Worcestershire. This sweet sampler is certainly delightful!įrom family history records we know that Lilly was born to Henry, a railway guard, and his wife Eliza. The girl’s name Thirza is of Hebrew origin meaning “delightful”. What caught our eye on first glance with this sampler was the name of the young needleworker – Lilly Thirza Edwards. This sampler is brought to you as part of a series of “Little Gems” that are available as a pdf download by Hands Across the Sea Samplers.









London cross stitch graph only