This week we talk about reproduction samplers with Krista Gramer from Just Stitching Along. We had the conversation shortly after Krista returned from her first Nashville Market where she introduced her first to reproductions: Miss Lucy Calcutt 1825 and Gertrude’s Garden. In the show we learn about Krista’s experiences charting here first reproductions along with a variety of other needlework topics. This week, listeners also have an opportunity to win a copy of Miss Lucy Calcutt 1825. To learn how, listen to the show and respond by midnight Eastern time, March 18.–Gary and Christine
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We hope you enjoy this week’s conversation with Krista Gramer. We’re always looking for guests, so let us know if there is someone you’d like us to have on the show.–Gary and Christine
Lucy Calcutt did samplers in consecutive years, age 8 in 1825 and age 9 in 1826. Cathy Butts
Miss Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers: one when she was 8 years old and one when she was 9 years old.
Hi, Lucy Calcutt is the young stitcher who stitched the two samplers. Thank you for this brain exercise. 😉
Ann Marie
Lucy Calcutt stitched 2 samplers in consecutive years. Enjoy the podcast so much!
I was surprized to hear that Lucy Calcutt stitched 2 samplers (of the same size) when she was so young!!
Miss Lucy Calcutta stitched two samplers one when she was 8 and one when she was 9.
Thank you for this podcast. This is a beautiful sampler. It was interesting to hear from Krista how a reproduction samples comes to life. Miss Lucy Calcutt was the young girl who stitched a sampler in consecutive years.
Lucy Calcutt x 2. Love love the colors and motifs on this sampler!
Katherine Parr was the 6th and last wife of Henry VIII. She was the only one to survive him (without being divorced, beheaded, annulled, or dead in childbirth).
The link above entitled “Just Stitching Along Blog” appears to open up “Ingleside Imaginarium” rather than Krista’s blog.
Great (again!) podcast, thanks. Really enjoyed hearing about Krista’s work creating charts of historical/antique samplers and her process in doing so. Miss Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers in two consecutive years (one each year).
Miss Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers in two consecutive years. Very interesting Podcast. Thank you
Lucy Calcutta was the little girl who stitched the two samplers in consecutive years. Enjoyed your podcast and love the sampler!
Lucy Calcutt!! 1825 & 1826. I fell in love with this sampler the first time I saw it. What a beautiful piece!!!
Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers when she was 8 and 9. Loved the podcast. Thank you, Teal
Lucy Calcutt did two samplers in two years. Gary, I too have wondered about reproduction samplers and the linen. We work so hard to get the colors of the floss to be accurate by using the back of the original should we not also try to have the linen be the original color??
So I’m not nuts!? Thank you.
Gary
Lucy Calcutt stitched 2 samplers in consecutive years. Enjoy the podcast so much!
Brilliant podcast. So informative and interesting. Always something to learn.
Lucy Calcott was the child cross stitcher to produce 2 samplers on consecutive years.
Lucy Calcutt did 2 samplers, one at age 8 & one at age 9.
I enjoyed this podcast and I want to thank Gary for the many quick videos he did from Nashville market. Thanks to those I have a better idea of just how beautiful these and other pieces released at Market are. Pictures on the charts never do them justice.
Gary and Christine-
Thanks for another great podcast!
Very interesting to learn the Lucy Calcutt stitched 2 samplers; one at age 8 and one at age 9.
Lucy Calcutt
Lucy Calcutt stitched the 2 consecutive samplers at 8 and 9 years of age.
Lucy Calcutt did two samplers, one at age 8 and one at age 9. I hope Krista is successful in finding out more about Lucy’s life. Thanks for the video.
Enjoyed the Sunday Podcast – I have been stitching samplers for 25 years. They are my favorite thing to stitch. It is very interesting to listen about these young girls stitching. Finding 2 samplers by Miss Lucy Calcutt in 1825 and one in 1826 is amazing. Very interesting that the samplers can be traced back to the individual. Thank you for your podcast, love all the tips and info.
Lucy Calcutt stitched the two samplers. Looking forward to seeing the second one!
Love listening to your talks! Miss Lucy Calcutt completed two samplers one at age 8, the other at age 9.
Thanks for another interesting podcast. Lucy Calcutt is the little stitcher of 8 years when she completed her sampler and then did another one at age 9.
Lucy Calcutt
Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers in two years. Thoroughly enjoyed listening to this podcast as I stitched!
Thank you
Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers as a child one at 8 and the second at 9 ….. I’m challenge to finish one in a year!
Lucy Calcutt !
Lucy Calcutt 1825 and 1826
Miss Lucy Calcutt at ages 8 & 9.
Loved this podcast!!! It could be that the linen the little girls used was homespun and so the count and colors would be different depending on the geographic area. Lucy Calcutt was the little girl who stitiched a sampler at age 8 in 1825 and age 9 in 1826. I am very lucky if I can get one done in a year or more!!
Lucy Calcutt is the young girl who stitched two samplers in consecutive years. Great pod cast, thanks Gary and Christine.
Lucy Calcutt is the young lady who stitched the two consecutive samplers within 2 years of each other. Love the podcasts that you and Christine do. T
Lucy Calcutt was the little girl who stitched the two samplers in consecutive years. So amazing for a young girl. Enjoyed the show!
Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers in consecutive years, 1825 (aged 8) and 1826 (age 9).
Lucy Calcutt stitched two samplers in consecutive years. Thanks for sharing their beautiful work. Would love to work on a reproduction of Lucy’s sampler.
Lucy Calcutt. Thanks, I enjoy the podcasts