Antique Cross Stitch Sampler – Clara Helen Woodward, 1875 | Tea Cup & Alphabet Eugenie Lauzeral 1883 This triptych stitches up rather

This triptych stitches up rather quickly and makes a lovely gift

You could als drop down the border and only stitch the picture scene

one of which is a not over-one version for those that would love to stitch this on Aida cloth

This enchanting English reproduction sampler will look stunning on the wall of any traditional or modern home

I adore the faded soft muted colors

Antique Cross Stitch Sampler – Clara Helen Woodward, 1875 | Tea Cup & Alphabet Eugenie Lauzeral 1883 This triptych stitches up ratherA Rare Victorian Sampler with a Remarkable Story Stitched in 1875 by Clara Helen Woodward, this extraordinary antique sampler is a true one of a kind heirloom, a window into the life of a gifted Victorian woman whose story spans Norfolk rectories, London boarding schools, the Uganda Railway, and ultimately, Nairobi. The Maker: Clara Helen Woodward Berrill (18641949) Clara was born on 16 April 1864 at Saham Toney, Norfolk, the eldest child of the