Frozen Winter Sampler - Twin Peak Primitives

In the autumn of 1881, a young woman named Nora stitched a
sampler to celebrate her family’s new home.

She surrounded the grand blue house with roses, birds, leaping
deer, and sturdy trees—symbols of love, freedom, prosperity, and
strength.

At the centre, she added her initials and the alphabet, leaving a
record of her hand and heart for those who would come after her.
For generations, the sampler hung in the entrance hall.

Though the people within the house changed, its message
remained: a home is built of timber and stone, but its true story is
stitched from memory, hope, and love.

Stitched on 14ct. Aida or 28 ct. Linen in Iced Blue. Stitch count 193 x 232.