Sampler
1896 (made)
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Long sampler of needlework. It consists of a series of sampler panels backed with blue glazed cotton and linked by insertions of crochet, netting, knotting and torchon lace.
The cotton panels contain samples of plain sewing of hems, patches, tucks, gathers and seams. Decorated with simple embroidery stitches in silk and with eyelet and buttonholes and loops. The silk and satin panels contain more elaborate silk embroidery and samples of quilting and ruching. The Penelope canvas panels contain samples of Berlin Woolwork. The fine and single canvas panels contain alphabet and numerical samplers, and fine silk embroidery stitches. The netted and net panels contain lacis work. The knitted panels contain examples of various knitting patterns. Also shown are examples of drawn thread work, Broderie Anglaise, Carrickmacross lace, cut linen with net insertions, and knitted garments.
The cotton panels contain samples of plain sewing of hems, patches, tucks, gathers and seams. Decorated with simple embroidery stitches in silk and with eyelet and buttonholes and loops. The silk and satin panels contain more elaborate silk embroidery and samples of quilting and ruching. The Penelope canvas panels contain samples of Berlin Woolwork. The fine and single canvas panels contain alphabet and numerical samplers, and fine silk embroidery stitches. The netted and net panels contain lacis work. The knitted panels contain examples of various knitting patterns. Also shown are examples of drawn thread work, Broderie Anglaise, Carrickmacross lace, cut linen with net insertions, and knitted garments.
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Materials and techniques | Lace, cotton, embroidered in silks, canvas, net, knitted, linen |
Brief description | Long sampler of needlework, made by Rose Pollard, Belgium, 1896. |
Physical description | Long sampler of needlework. It consists of a series of sampler panels backed with blue glazed cotton and linked by insertions of crochet, netting, knotting and torchon lace. The cotton panels contain samples of plain sewing of hems, patches, tucks, gathers and seams. Decorated with simple embroidery stitches in silk and with eyelet and buttonholes and loops. The silk and satin panels contain more elaborate silk embroidery and samples of quilting and ruching. The Penelope canvas panels contain samples of Berlin Woolwork. The fine and single canvas panels contain alphabet and numerical samplers, and fine silk embroidery stitches. The netted and net panels contain lacis work. The knitted panels contain examples of various knitting patterns. Also shown are examples of drawn thread work, Broderie Anglaise, Carrickmacross lace, cut linen with net insertions, and knitted garments. |
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Credit line | Given by the Royal School of Needlework |
Object history | A note attached to the sampler says that it was made by E Rose Pollard at the Pensionnat des Soers de Notre Dame, Bastogne, Belgium. |
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Accession number | T.86-1967 |
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Record created | January 14, 2003 |
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