Inspired by the charm and simplicity of early nineteenth-century schoolgirl samplers, Phoebe Beckwith 1824 is a delightful celebration of traditional needlework. Delicate birds, colorful blossoms, and beautifully arranged baskets of flowers come together in a balanced design reminiscent of the samplers lovingly stitched by young girls two centuries ago.
With its soft blues, warm reds, gentle pinks, and traditional greens, Phoebe has the quiet beauty of a treasured family heirloom. The charming floral motifs and carefully stitched alphabet capture the spirit of early American needlework, making this a lovely addition to any sampler collection.
An original design by Red House Needleworks, Phoebe Beckwith 1824 was created to honor the skill, patience, and artistry of the young needleworkers whose samplers continue to inspire us today.
Chart Details
Stitch Count: 117 × 126
Suggested Linen: Saltash by Cedar River Linen
Threads: DMC embroidery floss
Format: Digital PDF cross-stitch chart
Please note:
This is an original Red House Needleworks design with a playful, folk-inspired spirit. AI played no part in creating the cross stitch chart. The framed cover photograph is a stitched mock-up used only to show how the completed sampler may look when stitched and framed.
Because this is a digital item, returns, exchanges, and cancellations cannot be accepted. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen, printer, fabric, and thread dye lots.
This pattern is for personal use only. You may sell a limited number of finished pieces stitched by hand, but the chart itself may not be copied, shared, resold, redistributed, or used for commercial mass production.
Inspired by the charm and simplicity of early nineteenth-century schoolgirl samplers, Phoebe Beckwith 1824 is a delightful celebration of traditional needlework. Delicate birds, colorful blossoms, and beautifully arranged baskets of flowers come together in a balanced design reminiscent of the samplers lovingly stitched by young girls two centuries ago.
With its soft blues, warm reds, gentle pinks, and traditional greens, Phoebe has the quiet beauty of a treasured family heirloom. The charming floral motifs and carefully stitched alphabet capture the spirit of early American needlework, making this a lovely addition to any sampler collection.
An original design by Red House Needleworks, Phoebe Beckwith 1824 was created to honor the skill, patience, and artistry of the young needleworkers whose samplers continue to inspire us today.
Chart Details
Stitch Count: 117 × 126
Suggested Linen: Saltash by Cedar River Linen
Threads: DMC embroidery floss
Format: Digital PDF cross-stitch chart
Please note:
This is an original Red House Needleworks design with a playful, folk-inspired spirit. AI played no part in creating the cross stitch chart. The framed cover photograph is a stitched mock-up used only to show how the completed sampler may look when stitched and framed.
Because this is a digital item, returns, exchanges, and cancellations cannot be accepted. Colors may vary slightly depending on your screen, printer, fabric, and thread dye lots.
This pattern is for personal use only. You may sell a limited number of finished pieces stitched by hand, but the chart itself may not be copied, shared, resold, redistributed, or used for commercial mass production.
