Ann Webb 1829 a printed booklet

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This delightful sampler is brought to you as a printed booklet and as an instant pdf download. Details of the instant pdf download can be found HERE.

At only nine years of age Ann finished her delightful sampler. The young girl chose a delicious palette, she had a good eye selecting very soft yet colourful threads. She diligently worked at her sampler covering her linen with an assortment of motifs including two billy goats.

The verse she carefully stitched is the first of the nine Beatitudes of Matthew 5:3. “Blessed are the poor in spirit for theirs is the kingdom of heaven”. We do not know if Ann was rich or poor in spirit, with the passing of time all that remains today is her childhood needlework.

The design is suitable for needleworkers of all abilities. The stitches used are cross stitch over 1, 2, and 4 threads, together with a few Algerian eyelets.

At the very core of Hands Across the Sea Samplers there is a team of needleworkers around the world who are passionate about antique samplers and being able to share those samplers with you. In New South Wales, Australia, Ann’s sampler was painstakingly reproduced by Sandra Moffitt, and the model was lovingly stitched Jodie Esler.

If you need assistance or have any questions, we can be reached via email, address shown below, or the contact page on our website. Our website has stitching tutorials which can be found in the “Sewing Basket and Tools” section.

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Thread Legend

Ann’s sampler has been stitched with a palette of sixteen colours from Au Ver à Soie’s range of Soie 100.3 We have provided conversions for Soie d’Alger and DMC. Estimated thread quantities for varying linen counts and the number of strands of thread used have been listed below.
100.3 1 strand on 46ct ~  Colour Description 022 ~ Golden olive ~ dark 048 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark ** 455 can be substituted** 076 ~ Salmon ~ light 080 ~ Tan ~ ultra very light 148 ~ Old gold ~ light 152 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 154 ~ Tan ~ very light 224 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light ** 147 can be substituted** 269 ~ Salmon 494 ~ Salmon ~ dark 523 ~ Salmon ~ very dark 580 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 703 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 714 ~ Grey green ~ light 741 ~ Salmon ~ medium 750 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   SDA   1 strand 46ct ~ Colour Description 525~ Golden olive ~ dark 4246 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark 2931 ~ Salmon ~ light 3821 ~ Tan ~ ultra very light 2242 ~ Old gold ~ light 2225 x 2 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 3812 ~ Tan ~ very light 3741 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light 2943 ~ Salmon 2915 ~ Salmon ~ dark 2916 ~ Salmon ~ very dark 3733 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 1716 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 2756 ~ Grey green ~ light 2914 ~ Salmon ~ medium 4534 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   SDA   1 strand 40ct ~ Colour Description 525 ~ Golden olive ~ dark 4246 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark 2931 ~ Salmon ~ light 3821~ Tan ~ ultra very light 2242  ~ Old gold ~ light 2225 x 2 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 3812 ~ Tan ~ very light 3741 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light 2943 ~ Salmon 2915 ~ Salmon ~ dark 2916 ~ Salmon ~ very dark 3733 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 1716 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 2756 ~ Grey green ~ light 2914 ~ Salmon ~ medium 4534 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   DMC 1 strand on 40ct ~ Colour Description 830 ~ Golden olive ~ dark 869 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark 761 ~ Salmon ~ light 739 ~ Tan ~ ultra very light 676 ~ Old gold ~ light 730 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 738 ~ Tan ~ very light 422 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light 760 ~ Salmon 3328 ~ Salmon ~ dark 347 ~ Salmon ~ very dark 3012 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 3750 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 927 ~ Grey green ~ light 3712 ~ Salmon ~ medium 840 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   SDA 1 strand on 36ct ~ Colour Description 525 ~ Golden olive ~ dark 4246 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark 2931 ~ Salmon ~ light 3821~ Tan ~ ultra very light 2242 ~ Old gold ~ light 2225 x 2 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 3812 ~ Tan ~ very light 3741 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light 2943 ~ Salmon 2915 ~ Salmon ~ dark 2916 ~ Salmon ~ very dark 3733 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 1716 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 2756 ~ Grey green ~ light 2914 ~ Salmon ~ medium 4534 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   DMC  2 strand on 36ct ~ Colour Description  830 ~ Golden olive ~ dark 869 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark 761 ~ Salmon ~ light 739 ~ Tan ~ ultra very light 676 ~ Old gold ~ light 730 x 3 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 738 ~ Tan ~ very light 422 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light 760 ~ Salmon 3328 ~ Salmon ~ dark 347 ~ Salmon ~ very dark 3012 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 3750 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 927 ~ Grey green ~ light 3712 ~ Salmon ~ medium 840 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   SDA 2 strands on 28ct ~ Colour Description 525 x 2 ~ Golden olive ~ dark 4246 x 2 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark 2931 ~ Salmon ~ light 3821~ Tan ~ ultra very light 2242 ~ Old gold ~ light 2225 x 4 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 3812 x 2 ~ Tan ~ very light 3741 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light 2943 ~ Salmon 2915 x 2 ~ Salmon ~ dark 2916 x 2  ~ Salmon ~ very dark 3733 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 1716 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 2756 x 2 ~ Grey green ~ light 2914 ~ Salmon ~ medium 4534 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   DMC  2 strands on 28ct ~ Colour Description 830 x 2 ~ Golden olive ~ dark 869 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ very dark 761 ~ Salmon ~ light 739 ~ Tan ~ ultra very light 676 ~ Old gold ~ light 730 x 3 ~ Olive green ~ very dark 738 ~ Tan ~ very light 422 ~ Hazelnut brown ~ light 760 ~ Salmon 3328 x 2 ~ Salmon ~ dark 347 ~ Salmon ~ very dark 3012 ~ Khaki green ~ medium 3750 ~ Antique blue ~ very dark 927 ~ Grey green ~ light 3712 ~ Salmon ~ medium 840 ~ Beige brown ~ medium   Linen Sizes The design area is 313 stitches (w) x 295 stitches (h). Our calculations have included a 3" margin for finishing and framing. The model was stitched on 46ct Legacy Linen in Jersey Cream. We recommend that you use a count of linen that you will enjoy working on. 28ct: Design: 22.36" x 21.07" Fabric: 28.36" x 27.07" 30ct: Design: 20.87" x 19.67" Fabric: 26.87" x 25.67" 32ct: Design: 19.56" x 18.44" Fabric: 25.56" x 24.44" 36ct: Design: 17.39" x 16.39" Fabric: 23.39" x 22.39" 40ct: Design: 15.65" x 14.75" Fabric: 21.65" x 20.75" 46ct: Design: 13.61" x 12.83" Fabric: 19.61" x 18.83" 56ct: Design: 11.18" x 10.54" Fabric: 17.18" x 16.54" 52/62ct: Design: 12.04" x 9.52" Fabric: 18.04" x 15.52" 62/52ct: Design: 10.10" x 11.35" Fabric: 16.10" x 17.35"        

Stitch Guide

The design is suitable for needleworkers of all abilities. The stitches used are cross stitch over 1, 2, and 4 threads, together with a few Algerian eyelets.
 

Cross stitch ~ is made up of two stitches worked over one or two threads. You should make all your stitches cross in the same direction for a neat and uniform finish.

Algerian Eyelets ~ when worked over four threads of linen 8 stitches are laid to create an eyelet. Do not tug on the thread using your needle as your thread will soon break. Instead, apply pressure by pulling on the thread close to the stitch. Even tension should be applied so each individual stitch sits well within the eyelet.

 
Hands Across the Sea Samplers are on hand to help those stitching our charts. If you need assistance or have any questions we can be reached via email, address shown below, or the contact page on our website. Our website has stitching tutorials which can be found in the “sewing basket/tools” section.

Video

https://youtu.be/VgraUWJSvIU

Chart Correction

Please note that that there is a correction to the letter "H" in the row of letters (see below). We apologise for the error.