Mary Ann Borden Circa 1836 Cross Stitch by Cross Stitch Antiques specials but their tummy becomes white

but their tummy becomes white

Suitable for beginners to more advanced stitchers

50cm x 110cm

All of the basic stitches used in Schwalm Whitework are described

and get winter stitching

Mary Ann Borden Circa 1836 Cross Stitch by Cross Stitch Antiques specials but their tummy becomes whiteLinen: 40 count Tickerty Boo by Tabbycat Linen Threads: Needlepoint Ink Silks (NPI) Stitch Count: 216 wide x 218 high Model Finished Size: 10. 8 inches x 10. 9 in Original: 16 inches wide x 15 inches high on 26 count linen over two threads and over one thread Conversion to DMC and 100 3 silks provided Provenance: Mary Ann Borden was born, lived and died in Fall River, Bristol County. Massachusetts. Her parents were Thomas (1794 1896) and Catherine