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Sale On Cross Stitch Antiques Cross Stitch Patterns

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Woman At A Pond - Cross Stitch Pattern
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$22.00 Sale $17.59
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Model stitched on 40 count Marbled Pointer by Xjude Designs using NPI silks. Stitch count is 330 x 236.
21-1609
Mary Green,. Ashton School - Cross Stitch Pattern
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$20.00 Sale $15.99
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Model stitched one over two on 36 Ct. Straw using Needlepoint Inc Silk (or DMC floss 760, 900, 3012, 3011, 598, 731, 3031, 434, 3032, 347, 471, 3371, 498, 3033). Conversions for Cosmo and Au Ver A Soie - Soie d'Alger also included. Stitch Count: 270W x 272H. Design Size: 15" x 15.11".
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Phillis Crew 1890 - Cross Stitch Pattern
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$18.00 Sale $14.39
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Cross stitch pattern from Cross Stitch Antiques featuring a sampler from Phillis Crew in 1890!

Model stitched on 36 ct. Weeks Dye Works Parchment using DMC thread. Stitch count is 121 x 145.
CSA-002
Mary Garrett, Claverton School 1854 - Cross Stitch Pattern
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$18.00 Sale $14.39
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Mary Garrett stitched her fine sampler at Claverton school in 1854 at age fifteen. It is a remarkable piece of needlework, incorporating five different alphabets all stitched meticulously over two on 72 count linen. More history is included on the chart.

Pattern is stitched on 46 count... Read more
CSA-003
Isabella Hopper 1834 - Cross Stitch Pattern
by Cross Stitch Antiques
$18.00 Sale $14.39
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About the Sampler: With only her name and date, nothing could be found about our Isabella who tells us she finished her sampler on November 21, 1834 at the age of eleven. A typical red marking sampler, it could be of English or American origin. Isabella used red cotton threads on a loosely woven... Read more