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"B.N. Fishin's Lakeside Lodge" - Judy Estep did a series of "primitive" samplers under the name of Edith-Anne from 1993. Crudely and simply stitched and then tea dyed to present a primitive appearance. Framed in a simple black frame and the back neatly finished off with Judy's trademark stamp on the back.
"The Stars were Brite-Lee shineing" - Judy Estep did a series of "primitive" samplers under the name of Edith-Anne from 1993. Crudely and simply stitched and then tea dyed to present a primitive appearance. Framed in a simple black frame and the back neatly finished off with Judy's trademark stamp on the back.
"Who Wants an Old Bear?" - Judy Estep did a series of "primitive" samplers under the name of Edith-Anne from 1993. Crudely and simply stitched and then tea dyed to present a primitive appearance. Framed in a simple black frame and the back neatly finished off with Judy's trademark stamp on the back.
"Welcome to the Woods" primitive style sampler nicely framed in a forest green frame with the back finished off. Size 5x7. Judy Rawnsley - Ellen Creek Samplers, dated Sept. 1992. Ellen Creek is a place that time has forgotten. Amid the wildflowers and trees stands the time-worn cabin where Judy does her work. With the squeak of an old rocking chair, a crackling fire and a family of cats to keep her company, Judy stitches each sampler, using old buttons, lace and quilts. The Frame was made from the wood of an old Indiana barn, some of the original paint still visible.
"Home Sweet Home" wrought by Emily Age 7 by Judy Estep. Judy Estep did a series of "primitive" samplers under the name of Edith-Anne from 1993. Crudely and simply stitched and then tea dyed to present a primitive appearance. Framed in a simple black frame and the back neatly finished off with Judy's trademark stamp on the back. Size 5x7.
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Depression Glass candy bowl - unknown pattern and manufacturer. In excellent condition. This is an absolutely gorgeous pattern, I wish I knew what it was. I believe that this might have had a lid, as there is a slight indention just inside the rim at the top of the bowl that would accomodate a lid, but I am not sure. Measures 4¾" in diameter and 3" high.
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