Antique Sampler reproduction for cross stitch. PDF CHART ONLY.

Mary Ann Willcock's sampler reproduced by Sovereign Samplers has a stitch count of 270w x 364h.

The original sampler was worked on 46 count linen. Our model has been stitched on 46 count Legacy Linen ‘Jersey Cream' using overdyed cotton threads. The sampler has been worked entirely in cross stitch, using one strand of thread over two threads of linen, the verse has been worked over one linen thread.

When you purchase this product you will receive an email confirming your order and a separate email containing the PDF Chart. It is important that your correct email address is given. If the emails are not received into your in-box please check your spam folder.

What will I receive? You will receive via email a clear colour cross stitch chart, a colour image of the finished design and a colour image of the antique original. This listing is for a digital download only – PDF Chart, there is a separate listing if you wish to order a printed chart that is posted to you.

Mary Ann Willcocks was English and almost certainly from central London. There is record of a Mary Ann Willcock marrying a Charles Cook in 1839 in the Parish of Saint George, Hanover Square, London. Both Charles and Mary Ann were residents of Brunton Street at the time of their marriage. Charles' occupation is listed as a Tanner and Mary Ann's father was a Porter. (Interesting fact - Queen Elizabeth II was born in Brunton Street.) No record of children could be found.

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Model sampler beautifully stitched by Michelle King.