A quaker

I actually completed stitching this lovely Quaker Four Corners Sampler by The Goode Huswife design quite sometime ago also I ran out if OWS English Quaker Rose as I stitched this design on 28ct linen. When I got another skein of the thread, there was a slight difference in the shade. I had one corner bottom left slightly darker than the rest. 

When I saw KarenV post on her pincushion finishing, perhaps I should try to have this one finished just like hers. As pretty and neat as KarenV’s maybe? ;-)

 But actually I want to do this as a sewing pocket. It’s just too big for a pinkeep.

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3 Responses to “A quaker”

  1. KarenV Says:

    Your Quaker Sampler is really pretty Aniza! I only just had enough thread for the Quaker medallions (I used a full skein of WDW Beehive on 32ct) and I used different threads for the alphabet. Looking forward to seeing how you finish this – glad you liked mine :)

  2. ausxser Says:

    Thanks for visiting my blog!

    Your stitching is lovely – I especially love the adaptation of the fruit adn flower sampler that you did and hte strawberry fob.

  3. needleworkatcraftgossip Says:

    Hi, Thanks for the link! And I really like how your Quaker turned out with the slightly mismatched thread … it’s very unique and, at least to me, makes it look more authentic. Your stitching is lovely as well!


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