Embroidery
Embroidery is the craft of decorating fabric materials with a needle and thread or yard. The decorative needlework can be done by hand or machine with silk, cotton, wool, rayon, or metal thread.
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American Country Framed Alphabet Embroidery Sampler
American Country small embroidered sampler with green and red alphabet in stained wood frame (signed ELIZ. PENN,1820)
ITEM #
020112
WIDTH
9.0"
STYLE
American Country
HEIGHT
14.0"
COLOR
Beige, Red, Green
CATEGORY
Art > Tapestry Embroidery
$2,850
(USD)
In Stock
Qty: 1
American Country Framed Alphabet Embroidery Sampler
In Stock $2,850
Quantity: 1
American Country small embroidered sampler with green and red alphabet in stained wood frame (signed ELIZ. PENN,1820)
ITEM #
020112
WIDTH
9.0"
HEIGHT
14.0"
STYLE
American Country
COLOR
Beige, Red, Green
Category
Art > Tapestry Embroidery
Sampler
A sampler is a piece of needlework intended to show a beginner's skill. Samplers typically included alphabets and naïve patterns that were worked in cross-stitch on a net canvas or cloth background. Samplers were popular in the 18th and 19th centuries in Europe and America.
Embroidery
Embroidery is the craft of decorating fabric materials with a needle and thread or yard. The decorative needlework can be done by hand or machine with silk, cotton, wool, rayon, or metal thread.
Sampler
A sampler is a piece of needlework intended to show a beginner's skill. Samplers typically included alphabets and naïve patterns that were worked in cross-stitch on a net canvas or cloth background. Samplers were popular in the 18th and 19th centuries in Europe and America.
Embroidery
Embroidery is the craft of decorating fabric materials with a needle and thread or yard. The decorative needlework can be done by hand or machine with silk, cotton, wool, rayon, or metal thread.
Sampler
A sampler is a piece of needlework intended to show a beginner's skill. Samplers typically included alphabets and naïve patterns that were worked in cross-stitch on a net canvas or cloth background. Samplers were popular in the 18th and 19th centuries in Europe and America.