We are so very grateful for all those who helped us in the adaptation and publishing of
this chart:
First and foremost, Nicola Parkman from Hands Across the Sea Samplers. This project
could not have happened without the kindness and generous giving of her time and her
talents - AND her patience; Jean Lea from The Attic Needleworks in Mesa, AZ, for her
attention to detail in selecting the fabric and silks; our Sumner County Archives, for having
the most remarkable documents from which we did much research; Bill Brown, graphics;
Bob Dulany Photography; Jennifer Easton, video edits; Sam and Jess Gilbert from Historic Rock Castle for their help and encouragement;
and a direct descendant of Alethia Saunders, Grace Tompkins,
without whom Rock Castle would not have had the original sampler from which to make
this adaptation. To all of these folks, we say a heartfelt thank you.
The model was stitched by Melissa Gay on 46 count (Bristol) Mocha linen from Weeks
Dye Works using AVAS Soie 100/3 silk threads. Charted by Nicola Parkman of HATS
and produced by Melissa Gay and Debra Maggart.
Be sure to subscribe to Nicola's weekly videos. Nicola highlighted Alethia Saunders 1831 at the 14 minute mark below.
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