Description
Perhaps today's most collectible coverlets were produced by Harry Tyler (1801-1858) who emigrated from England to establish his weaving business in Jefferson County
Vanilla (2)
00" w x 20
Valyrian Steel
Stitching Finishing Tape
With My Needle ~ Quaker Hornbook Pattern with Hornbook Wool Fabric Perhaps today's most collectible coverletsStitch Count: Hornbook 1 80 w x 115 h Hornbook 2 43 w x 62 h Finished Size: Hornbook 1 2 1 2" w x 3 5 8" h Hornbook 2 2 3 8" w x 3 1 2" h Fabric: Hornbook 1 32 ct. Maple Sugar Linen Hornbook 2 36 ct. Examplar Linen Classic Colorworks Floss: Milady's Teal (2) The pattern includes one walnut hornbook that measures 4 1 4" x 5 1 2".
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