NANCY NURSE 1807
Nancy Nurse was born to Polly James and Rogers Nurse in Danvers, Massachusetts, on June 19, 1798. Her sampler, stitched in 1807 when she was nine years old, was worked on a green linsey-woolsey ground unique to samplers made in certain areas of the United States before 1832. It has a blue-green linen warp, with a yellow-green wool weft, having an overall dark olive green appearance. The original sampler is in the collection of the Danvers Historical Society, for whom this kit was created in celebration of their 100th anniversary.
NANCY NURSE - A REPRODUCTION SAMPLER
Origin and date: Danvers, Massachusetts, 1807
Rated: Beginning
Linen count/finished size: 25 count, 7-1/4"x11-3/4"
Stitches: Cross, satin,
Source: The Danvers Historical Society
Kit with cotton floss: $20.00
Kit with silk floss: $35.00
Graph only: $6.00

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