Spring Has Come! by The Prairie Schooler Sarah redfearn 1826 sampler Our dying method is better

Our dying method is better because of the following reasons

The sky is trying to clear after a summer storm with optimistic bright spots in the freshly washed grey

Made of sturdy plastic

It has a gold lobster clasp at the top that is perfect for clipping to a zipper pull

You will even find a few pages from Grandma's antique copy of "Rose in Bloom"

Spring Has Come! by The Prairie Schooler Sarah redfearn 1826 sampler Our dying method is betterFabric: 16 Count Aida or 32 count Linen Stitch Size: 70w x 151h (main stitch) 72w x 74h (smaller foursome stitch) 34w x 30h (ornaments) Finished Size: 4 3 8" x 9 5 8" (main stitch) 4 1 2" x 4 5 8" (smaller foursome stitch) 2 1 8" x 1 7 8" (ornaments) DMC Floss: White 422 677 758 842 898 928 3051 3052 3348 3746 3777 3809 3830 3862