I know I said last week that I was going to start working on Susan Rambo but somebody else stuck their hand up and started jumping up and down trying to get my attention. Anyway, she won, so I'm now working on Ann Grant from Shakespeare's Peddler. Ann is such a stunning creature (so is Susan btw) so I thought that I would do her before Susan. This is my progress. I just love the border. Now this is quite strange for me as I hate doing borders but this one is really lovely. I love all the reds and pinks in her.
I don't think I have ever shown these two samplers from my collection. I had to do a bit of rearranging so that I could hang Hannah where I wanted her and these have come off the wall.
The first one is a Shepherd's Bush sampler and is really lovely. I love all the little flowers in it along with the Arch. I'm sorry I can't remember it's name. I have the chart, but I am to lazy to go and find it. It is a very old Shepherd Bush Design.
The lovely weather from Friday has disappeared unfortunately. It is a bit miserable outside with light rain and overcast conditions. You can feel it getting cooler every day.
Well, this is it for me today. 2 post is a few days which is unusual lol. Anyway, I hope that you have a wonderful week and thank you for dropping by.
22 comments:
Ok, you're making it hard to choose -- Susan Rambo or Ann Grant? lol! Ann is so pretty! And Hannah looks great framed up! Love the older samplers you're showing off too. I'm always inspired by your work, you know. :D
Hannah and Harriet are magnificent and their frames really show them off. They are two of my favorites and I'm jealous!
Hannah looks lovely in her frame. I enjoyed seeing pics of your older samplers.
I'm waiting patiently for my Ann G. chart, linen and a few missing threads. I think they'll be a few of us stitching Ann along with you.
Congratulations, Sandra, on finishing AND framing Hannah. Wow!
Oh, you lucky girl, you have started Ann Grant! I'm still waiting for her, as I am waiting for fibers for Susan. Ann is looking mighty pretty!
It's so pretty. Congratulations!
Ooooh, your framed Hannah is just gorgeous, Sandra! I want to do Ann Grant as well - after I finish Isabella Johnstone, she may have to be my next project. Really enjoyed your trip down memory lane - a couple of pretty pieces -
Wow, super fast job you framed Hannah already!? Very nice!! Ann is looking fabulous. I'll start her when finishing Susan Rambo. Will look forward to seeing your progress!!
So pretty! As for not working on Susan Rambo yet, well... so many samplers, so little time! Some choices have to be made. Whatever you do will be beautiful, so easy choices really.
Miss Hannah is gorgeous!
Doesn't it feel wonderful to finally get something framed?
Ann Grant is tugging at me too, but I think I will put it off for as long as I can because I have soooo much in my stash!
Love all that pink though!
Congrats on your beautiful finish! Your stitching, as usual, is lovely! Thanks for sharing your past finishes too. It is nice seeing things from a stitcher's past.
Looking forward to seeing more progress on Ann Grant!
Love, love, love your framed Hannah!!! And Ann Grant is gorgeous.
Miss Hannah is just gorgeous! I love that dress! Beautiful stitching, beautiful frame.
all your samplers are beautiful. I am still waiting for Ann Grant also. I can't wait to stitch this one. Enjoy
All of your framing is wonderful!! I love Hannah and Harriet--both are soooo pretty. Nice new start, too. I am making myself finish a few things before finishing Ann or Susan, but seeing all these new starts is making it soooo hard.
Hannah is gorgeous, congratulations
Are you stitching Ann Grant on 40 ct linen?
Yes, I am doing Ann Grant on 40ct Antique White linen. - Sandra.
Hi Stranger, Long time no see..I have kept up todate with your blog and your works and sure miss our little meetings and me seeing your beautiful work in person.Just love it...I have a blog going if you ever want to pop on over and check out my life...
See you soon
your long lost friend..
Robyn
Your Hannah is just wonderful! kudos to you for finising such a lovely sampler.
Wow! This is gorgeous!!What a lovely frame!
I'm appalled at how behind I must be in my blog reading because somehow I missed the framing of Hannah Lancaster. She is so beautiful! I'm now looking forward to watching your progress on Ann Grant.
Your Hannah is wonderful!!!
I have the chart and linen, but heavens know when I'll be able to start. Guess for now I'll just have to look at your finished version and dream.
Do you mind telling me what threads you used?
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