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Note from the designer - "This very delicate Scottish sampler with its bold color scheme was designed with a four sided stylized honeysuckle border surrounding horizontal rows of illuminated alphabets and double running stitch motifs. The extensive use of double running stitch lends the sampler... Read more about Ann Forrest 1757 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer - "This is a beautifully balanced, intensely stitched transitional sampler. Worked originally in brightly colored silk threads on a fine tammy (wool) ground, it features a repeating, four-sided carnation border, surrounding five horizontal bands interspersed by lines of... Read more about Ann Hair 1762 - Cross Stitch Pattern

In the upper register of this finely stitched English sampler there is featured an unusual vignette of Adam and Eve beneath the tree of life (with a menacing black faced serpent) flanked by mirror image brick cottages, followed by a pious verse:

Praise the Lord enthron'd on high
... Read more about Ann Jones 1776 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer - "Several band samplers very similar to this one are in the collection of the Victoria & Albert Museum in London as well as in other important collections. This particular sampler came from the collection of The Scarlet Letter, and is now in a private collection. A... Read more about Ann Scutt circa 1675 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This English sampler was made in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, featuring the Sheffield General Infirmary, a verse, a fashionably dressed man and woman, and a collection of animals in the lawn in front (sheep, fox, squirrels, rabbit, dog), all surrounded by a four sided berry border.

The... Read more about Elizabeth Gray 1832 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer - "Elizabeth Eaton finished her sampler on the 21st of July in 1712. She used bold, primary colors suggestive of Scottish influence. The original sampler was stitched with both silk and fine wool threads on linen using cross, eyelet, rice, queen, herringbone, double... Read more about Elizabeth Eaton 1712 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This letterndoek (lettering) form of Dutch sampler appears from the late 17th through the early 19th century. It is easy to recognize by its horizontal shape, and beautifully illuminated lettering, interspersed with various symbolic shapes and Biblical motifs. The color scheme used on so many of... Read more about Dutch Sampler of 1773 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer - "Elizabeth Mansfield finished her sampler in England on 13th June 1792, during the reign of King George III (1760-1820: note the cushioned crown in the upper third, marked on either side by the initials G R for George Rex). The original sampler was stitched on a very... Read more about Elizabeth Mansfield 1792 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer: "A Pennsylvania German sampler that may not be, strictly speaking, a miniature, but is nonetheless small for its type. Typical Pennsylvania German folk culture motifs - birds, trees, hearts, flowers, crowns and stars - adorn it."

Origin and date:... Read more about Elizabeth Raysor 1834 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This sweet little American sampler features two little houses above alphabets and a short verse:

Would you be wise
Each moment prize

It is surrounded on four sides by a double sided satin stitched sawtooth border. Stitches used include cross, outline, stem filling, counted... Read more about Fanny M Forister 1828 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer: "This naive Adam and Eve sampler might have been made in Maryland around 1810. At first I believed that the sampler was either English or Irish, judging by the unusual surname, until, in my research, I came upon the gravestone of a Fanny H. Peachey, born 24 November 1799,... Read more about Fanny Peachey Circa 1810 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer: "This sampler was probably made in Rhode Island, a poor sister, perhaps, to the magnificent creations coming out of the girls' schools in Newport, Providence and Bristol at this same period, but bearing some similar "signatures". The squat, long-tailed bird at the... Read more about Freelove Hazard 1792 - Cross Stitch Pattern

"Jesus permit thy Gracious name to stand as the first effort of an infant hand. And while her fingers on the canvas move, engage her tender thoughts to seek thy love. With thy dear children, let her have a part and write thy name thyself upon her heart."

Note from the designer: "This American band sampler was originally worked in Lynn, Massachusetts. Hannah Breed is mentioned in Bolton and Coe's authoritative book American Samplers. Rows of lettering are intermixed with a row of sheep and cows, a verse, and floral bands. The verse says:

... Read more about Hannah Breed 1756 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer: "Hannah Mosher was born March 12th, 1786, in Hollis, New Hampshire, the fourth and last child of Abijah and Hannah Mosher. On March 7, 1813, she married the Rev. Walter Chapin of Woodstock, Vermont. Apart from this sketchy biographical information, found in the History of... Read more about Hannah Mosher 1798 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Note from the designer: "This Scottish sampler features many distinguishing characteristics of samplers made in that country, most notably the arcaded pansy band across the top third, the four-sided floral border with double running stitch flourishes, and the famous mansion house. Of this large... Read more about Isabella Robeson circa 1809 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Rose's unusual middle name should have provided some clues about where she was born, and where she lived, but the name "Shenamon" is elusive despite my efforts to discover its origins as well as hers. It is spelled many different ways when researched (including Shinimon and Schinnamon which... Read more about Rose Shenamon Mitchell 1816 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This is a reproduction of an English sampler made in Bradford, Yorkshire, that shows distinct influences of Scottish needlework traditions, particularly in the illuminated alphabets. The bold primary colors were reproduced from the front of the original sampler, which retains its amazing... Read more about Sarah Hutchinson 1762 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This design was excerpted from the top of an early nineteenth-century English sampler. It features an unusual and amusing hunting scene with a solo hunter on horseback pursuing a single hapless stag with a pack of ten spotted hounds on its trail.

The verse reads: Give me O Lord thy early... Read more about Mary Randal 1803 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This English sampler comes from the collection of the late Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Jarrett, who established Witney Antiques. It was featured in one of their exhibition catalogs in December 1996 titled "All Creatures Great and Small."

The work is extremely fine and accomplished,... Read more about Elizabeth Ginger 1735 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This is a reproduction of a Quaker sampler made in Chester County, Pennsylvania consisting of alphabets, numerals, ligatures* and lineal patterns executed in a variety of stitches. The uppermost border with the dangling central flower is often seen on American Quaker samplers of this period (see... Read more about Ann Ward 1808 - Cross Stitch Pattern

This English sampler features a three-sided floral border surrounding thirteen lines of alphabets, neatly cross-stitched in several different lettering styles. Mary Wagstaff was likely born in Huyton, Lancashire in 1809, completing this sampler when she was ten years old. She passed away in... Read more about Mary Wagstaff 1819 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Cross stitch pattern by Scarlet Letter that is a reproduction of a Dutch sampler from the German Sampler Museum.

Pattern is stitched on 35 ct linen using Soie d'Alger silk threads with DMC conversion. Stitch count is 276 x 255. Finished size is 15.77" x 14.57".

I have always loved spring in the South. But there is something special about a Pink Dogwood in spring with its gorgeous blush of pink and green as it begins leafing out. My inspiration for this original sampler was a stately, southern home between twin pink dogwoods. What better way to picture... Read more about Dogwood Manor - Cross Stitch Pattern

This patriotic design celebrates the ideals of liberty and justice with an Americana style. Inspired by the iconic Liberty Bell, this design symbolizes the enduring call for freedom, echoing the values of independence and equality that have shaped our wonderful nation.

Pattern is stitched... Read more about Justice for All - Patriotic Cross Stitch Pattern

I created this design while reflecting on the truly special friendships that I have made within this community. It celebrates the beauty of friendship. I feel that the delicate pink flowers symbolize relationships that grow and flourish over time. This piece is a lovely reminder that true... Read more about Let Friendships Blossom - Cross Stitch Pattern

Welcome Fall was a fun design inspired specifically by the Pirate Robin Harvest Gold thread I used. I thoroughly enjoy stitching Quaker designs. Stitched primarily in a single variegated thread, the design features a variety of autumnal motifs, with the lettering in a complementary second thread... Read more about Welcome Fall Quaker - Cross Stitch Pattern

"Sing Joy" , next in my Christmas bauble series, is a design that celebrates the heart of the holiday season-music, happiness, and togetherness. Stitched in a rich gold on deep red fabric, it features a variety of different motifs. It's a great reminder to lift your voice and your spirit in... Read more about Sing Joy Bauble - Christmas Cross Stitch Pattern

I was reminiscing about Christmas at my Nana's house-remembering her beautiful glass and Shiny Brite ornaments. These memories inspired me to create this colorful, retro design. Bring a nostalgic sparkle to your holiday stitching with Mid-Century Greetings! I hope you enjoy stitching it as much... Read more about Mid-century Greetings - Christmas Cross Stitch Pattern

Add a little sparkle to your stitching with Bright, a great companion to Merry is a great addition to my festive Bauble series! This cheerful ornament features glowing candles, musical notes, and holiday motifs, all stitched in a fresh mono-color design. We're nearly to a full collection-making... Read more about Bright - Christmas Cross Stitch Pattern

Faith Bauble celebrates the true heart of the season with a message of quiet reverence and enduring meaning. Gentle and comforting - like a soft light glowing in the stillness of winter - making it especially meaningful to stitchers who cherish the spiritual side of the holidays.

Model... Read more about Faith Bauble - Christmas Ornament Cross Stitch Pattern

Thirza Hudson 1825 is a reproduction of a gorgeous original sampler in our collection from Colne, Lancashire in the North West of England.

The patterns stitch count is 95 x 134 stitches and our model is stitched using 1 strand of floss over 2 linen threads on 36ct linen. We have used Weeks... Read more about Thirza Hudson 1825 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Florence May Piggin 1889 is a reproduction of an original red thread sampler in our collection from Braintree, Essex in the South East of England.

The pattern for Florence's sampler stitch count is 224 x 76 stitches and our model is stitched using 1 strand of floss over 2 linen threads on... Read more about Florence May Piggin 1889 - Cross Stitch Pattern

Festive Ornaments, is a set of cross stitch patterns that can be made into a trio of festive decorations; 'Tree', 'Noel' & 'Year'. Two of the ornaments also have a design for the reverse.

There are Smyrna stitches (stitched over 6 threads) in the designs and several... Read more about Festive Ornaments - Christmas Cross Stitch Pattern

G is for Gingerbread! is an original cross stitch pattern from Whilst Iris Naps Designs. The stitch count for the design area is 55 x 75 and the finished size on 36ct fabric is 3 x 4 1/8 inches (7.6 x 10.5cm). The pattern is all full crosses over 2 linen threads and so is suitable for stitching on... Read more about G is for Gingerbread - Christmas Cross Stitch Pattern

"O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree! Thou tree most fair and lovely! The sight of thee at Christmastide spreads hope and gladness far and wide. O Christmas tree, O Christmas tree thou most fair and lovely."

Model stitched on 28 Ct. hand-dyed aged ecru fabric by Stoney Creek with... Read more about O Tannenbaum Sampler - Cross Stitch Pattern

"Home Sweet Home". Model stitched on 28 Ct. Patina by Lakeside Linens with DMC floss, Classic Colorworks, and Gentle Art Sampler Threads. Stitch Count: 127W x 57H. Design Size: 10" x 5" Shown in a frame from The Family Tree - Style: Kitty, Finish: Fleamarket, Color: Icing, Size: 10" x 5".

Cottage Welcome is a cute country inspired pattern with the word "Welcome" surrounded by flowers and animals.

Model stitched on 30 Ct. Linen with DMC floss. Stitch Count: 299W x 76H. Design Size: 20" x 6".

Model stitched two over two on 30 Ct. Straw Linen from Weeks Dye Works with Gentle Arts Sampler Threads. Stitch Count: 146 x 54. Design Size: 10" x 4". This pattern uses Algerian Eyestitches and Herringbone Stitches. If you are stitching the entire alphabet, the stitch count is 146 x 470. Design Size: 10" x 32".

Model stitched on 30 Ct. Parchment linen with DMC floss, Weeks Dye Works, and Crescent Colours floss. Stitch Count: 115 x 115. Shown finished in a frame from The Family Tree - Style: Beatrice, Finish: Fleamarket, Color: Blackbird, Size: 9x9.

Pattern by Heaven and Earth Designs features two trick or treaters walking up to a large spooky Haunted house!

Model stitched over one thread on 25 Ct. fabric with DMC floss. Stitch Count: 625W x 890H and the finished size is 25" x 35.6". Artwork by Randal Spangler.

Jungle Leopard Embroidery Scissors measure 3 3/4" long. Colorful and fun, these premium stainless steel embroidery scissors are sharp and perfect for any type of needlework. The pattern is printed all the way around the handles. Add a pair or two of these delightful embroidery scissors to your stash today!

Victorian Embroidery Scissors with Gold Handles. Ornate gold handles, sharp points, and good cutting blades are all great features of these pretty embroidery scissors. 4 1/2" long

Pattern by Plum Street Samplers featuring a lamb and a lion with the words, "Peace leave with you."

Model stitched over 2 threads on 36 Ct. Vintage Meadow Rue linen with NPI Silks. Stitch Count: 192W x 113H and the finished size is 10.67" x 6.28".

Model stitched on 30 Ct. Blue Moon Java by R&R Reproductions using Gentle Art Sampler Threads. Stitch count is 175H x 129W. Design Size: 12" x 9"

Model stitched over 2 threads on 40 Ct. Pearled Barley with Needlepoint Inc silks. Stitch Count: 104W x 62H.

Model stitched on 14 Ct. White Aida with DMC floss. Stitch Count: 138x183. Designed by Ursula Michael.

Model stitched on 28 Ct. White Cashel linen with DMC floss, Threadworxs, Mill Hill beads, and Mill Hill treasures. Stitch Count: 63W x 90H.