Description
Barbara tells us “The Clemontine R. Welch sampler is absolutely charming. She was eight years old when she embroidered her alphabets, verse and motifs. Pretty in pink flowers and strawberries embellish this delightful sampler. A fruit basket and 8-point star adds to the fun. Clemonteen embroidered the beginning of the poem The Rose Bud by William Broome, English (1689-1745). Our sampler maker was the oldest daughter of Aaron and Clarissa Drake Welch. She was born in July of 1832, in Huntsville, Logan County, Ohio, United States of America. More of her story in the chart pack.”
Stitch count is 196 H x 203 W.
Model was stitched on 32 count Summer Khaki and stitched with silks from Needlepoint Inc. Full DMC conversion is included in the chart.
Needlepoint Inc silks were used, a DMC conversion is listed – 17 shades.
Stitches include Cross stitch over 1 and 2 linen threads, eyelet, four-sided, Queen and satin.
