Here's a sampler I picked up last week at my Alexandria LNS, In Stitches. It's called The Plantation Sampler, by Canterbury Designs, by Donna Vermillion Giampa (and it has a 1987 copyright on it). This is a little different style for her, I think. I'm working on her Glorious Fruit design, and of course, I love the fruit pillows. I particularly like the stone work appearance of the plantation house.
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Gorgeous!
I love the Plantation Sampler -what a beauty!
This new sampler you got is fabulous! And Procession is beautiful, too. I'm so glad you're finally enjoying some warmer weather!
You've done a lot of stitching! Wow!
The Plantation Sampler is very nice...I would say that it IS a big deviation from what you usually does! :)
Wonderful progress on Procession.
What a lovely new sampler. Bet you can hardly wait to start it.
Looks fantastic! It is so nice to have the wonderful spring weather now!
That plantation sampler looks so pretty. I love the progress on your current project too!
You are making great progress on Procession, I just love that piece. And you're right the house in the Plantation sampler is great!
Cross stitch used to be my middle name. Then I got carpal tunnel and decided my walls were full anyway. This is really a cute sampler!
I love Procession and that Plantation Sampler is gorgeous. I tend to do sampler's. Your stitching is very pretty ;)
I just adore that sampler! I especially love the ones with alphabets on them. I have two which my great grandmother made years and years ago - still haven't had them properly framed, but I plan to do so soon.
Yes, of course you may put my card on your blog! =) Have a wonderful afternoon!
This piece is just lovely-looks great.
Great work on the samplers! I love the colonial-style or colonial themed samplers too :)
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