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Products from Crows Feet Stitching available from Etsy.com/uk/shop/crowsfeetstitching
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Abiah Dickinson 1714 |
Cat Story |
Rabbit Story |
Ruth visited Whitby Museum earlier this summer to view some of their sampler collection. They had a few of their old handwritten charts for sale in the shop, but most were out of stock. She has volunteered to update and reproduce some of their sampler charts electronically, and the first three (above) of hopefully around ten, are now available as pdfs in her Crowsfeet Etsy shop.
All the money from the charts, after Etsy fees, will go directly to the Museum, to their Costume and Textiles department, Conservation and Education. Whitby Museum doesn't receive national funding so any sales will be really appreciated by the Museum.
Their website says "Whitby Museum is run by the Whitby Literary and Philosophical Society. The Society is an entirely voluntary organisation, maintained by its members and supported by donations from the general public. We receive no money from national or local government."
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Santa at Sea |
Scottish Christmas Cushion |
Hello Rudolf |
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Christmas Snowflake Cushion |
May B Thompsons Christmas 1878 |
Mexican Christmas Cushion and Decorations |
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Mary Ann Kittle 1813 |
Ann Hardcastle 1844, Cushion from a sampler |
Shall I compare thee to a summer's day |
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Halloween Drum |
Mary Jenkins' Cushion |
Harriet Hebblethwaite, Cushions from a sampler |
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Christmas Wishes |
Elizabeth Williamson, mid to late 19th Century |
The Holy bears the crown 1814 |
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Merry Christmas |
Mary Ann Kittle 1813 |
Mary Ann Kittle 1813, Pincushion Drum |
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Ann Hardcastle 1844 |
Mr and Mrs Robin Christmas Cushions |
Harriet Keblethwaite 1824 |
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Maria Friston 1802 |
Mary Jenkins Cushion c.1772 |
Mary Jenkins 1772 |
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Ada Violet Haxby 1885 |
Hannah Mary Schofield 1867 |
Sarah Footit 1821 |
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