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It is a few years ago now since we had the Mary Wigham stitchalong and what fun that was! But there are still more Mary Wighams out there in the making and every so often one of them comes knocking at the door to say hello to us. This spectacular sampler was stitched by Joke in the Netherlands. Joke says: Here is a picture of my finished Mary Wigham. I know I am way behind many others, but yet I am proud finishing it. It stiched on 40 count linen, a challenge to my eyes! I just wanted to tell you I enjoyed stitching and finishing. The initials I added are from my Dutch needlework friends. And you should be very proud indeed, Joke, this is a wonderful accomplishment - many congratulations!
Very beautiful! And I am glad to see I am not the only one lagging behind! Laura
ReplyDeleteVery lovely Joke!! I have such fond memories of this sampler and the stitch along...I enjoyed this the most of any sampler I have stitched so far! Yours is gorgeous...well done!
ReplyDeleteThis beauty is indeed a true masterpiece! I've seen it in real and it stuck my breath. Joke is an expert in those little stitches. I'm honored that my initials have a little place on that piece of art.
ReplyDeleteWow, this is a complete surprise for me, seeing my Mary here. Thank you. And another thank you for enabling many hours of joyful stitching!
ReplyDeleteWe are very proud of our friend Joke, we saw her Mary grow and grow and in the end she surprised and honoured us by putting our initials in this beautiful embroidery. Isn't that great? We thought it was super!
ReplyDeleteIt's really a beauty. I'm also honored that my initials are on it!
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Wouwwwww what a nice surprise for Joke to see her Mary here.
ReplyDeleteShe needs all the compliments, it is a BEAUTY!!!
There is so many Marys Wigham in the Blogland. I fell in love with this piece and I can't find the chart anywhere... Please help!
ReplyDeletei am in love with this i have been searching your site for the download is it still availble?
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