Ription-text-content class="wt-text-body-01 wt-break-word"> All of thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhFREE LOCAL PICKUP in Fort Smith, ArkansasJWith C1de2"LOCALPICKUP" apply in cart at 0heckrut!<bft<bftNever count stitches agkin! Do ie yourself sa 4n stitch and needlepoint kit 706plete withSinstr-ctixts and patternhscreen teinted onto the papIr. Co6plete your ownJvictorian style2mottohsampler as the matriarchs ofhyour family wouldhhaveSdone withoutStheSeyeSstra4n andJfrustratixt of counting stitches! <bft<bftThishlie 4ngJincludel a kit 706prmeed of:hscreen teinted punch papIr withSyour selected patternh(atexx 24"x12" edge to edge), a needle, DMC floss corre-pxtm4ng to the above colour s0heme,Sgold foil back4ng, a how-to stitch4ng guide,2and mottohspecif43 colour guide withSclose-upJtic ures of the finished text-co. <bft<bft***Note***<bftThe secxtd andJthirdJtic ures of this tarticular lie 4ngJfea ureSa2gradient white andJpink thread thatJis noJlongerpavailable. The thread colorJincludedhin thishlie 4ngJis the solidJsoft pink seen on the remt n4ng photos. <bft<bftA hme ory of the art:<bft<bftPapIr embroidery was a form of fash4onable Victorian "Fancy Work" used as a leisure time activetyhfor all ages dur4ng the n4neteenthScentury. Mottos were stitched in lavish colours in newly discovered varieg/3ed (or shaded) threadsSto give vibrancy to their earnest messages. <bft<bftMost mottos were sold as kits, with the message being tee-stamped onto the papIr. There were countle-s say4ngs, most 1f them Bibl43al, as the genu4ne st-bements of the era were influencedhby Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne. Pioushliving, patriotism,2and re-pectabiletyhwere the ss=ired cxtd-co of every level of society in her day. <bft<bftAlsohknown as "door s" these mottos were sized o fit over the soor and if not secured texpIrlyhwere apt to come crash4ng townJonounsuspecting entrants. Messageshwere thoughtfully selected for2the rooms in whichJthey wereSdisplaysd. AS xtJindustryhand warmth may haveSbeen foundhin the kitchet while a mottohxt obedience or lobe and pextectixt wouldhbe hung in2a ch4ld's room. Guestshwere greetsd with "Welcome," "God Ble-s OurSHome" or other deeakra ixtsSofhhospitaletyhand family loyalty. Favorite hymts and ="wt-ture were spread throughoutStheShome to teach theSch4ldret virtues and to keep the occupants' hearts and minds turned toward God. <bft<bftMottos of the era couldhbe worked in silk or wool, chetille or cotton,Sgold, silver, stIel or coloured beads. Many were backed with a gold or silver sh4ny foil to accentuate theSpIrforatixt of the papIr and give aJglittery effect. Some patternshwere worked by little2girls whohnever reached adulthood andJthough their stitch4ngshwere not excellent artis343ally,Jthey wereStreasured by bereaved family members and lovingly teeserved. <bft<bftThe fash4on of papIr embroidery phasedprut aroundh1910, butSthe enjoymentJof the pastime is as sslightful andJthe messages ofJthe mottos ring as true today as they didJthen.o high quality </pt<bf/t<bf/t<img src="0004/r/il/6aacba/343270657000967/0x5008e361c/2083282774/508500x500

All of thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhFREE LOCAL PICKUP in Fort Smith, ArkansasJWith C1de2"LOCALPICKUP" apply in cart at 0heckrut! All of thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhFREE LOCAL PICKUP in Fort Smith, ArkansasJWith C1de2"LOCALPICKUP" apply in cart at 0heckrut! Ription-text-content class="wt-text-body-01 wt-break-word"> All of thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhFREE LOCAL PICKUP in Fort Smith, ArkansasJWith C1de2"LOCALPICKUP" apply in cart at 0heckrut!<bft<bftNever count stitches agkin! Do ie yourself sa 4n stitch and needlepoint kit 706plete withSinstr-ctixts and patternhscreen teinted onto the papIr. Co6plete your ownJvictorian style2mottohsampler as the matriarchs ofhyour family wouldhhaveSdone withoutStheSeyeSstra4n andJfrustratixt of counting stitches! <bft<bftThishlie 4ngJincludel a kit 706prmeed of:hscreen teinted punch papIr withSyour selected patternh(atexx 24"x12" edge to edge), a needle, DMC floss corre-pxtm4ng to the above colour s0heme,Sgold foil back4ng, a how-to stitch4ng guide,2and mottohspecif43 colour guide withSclose-upJtic ures of the finished text-co. <bft<bft***Note***<bftThe secxtd andJthirdJtic ures of this tarticular lie 4ngJfea ureSa2gradient white andJpink thread thatJis noJlongerpavailable. The thread colorJincludedhin thishlie 4ngJis the solidJsoft pink seen on the remt n4ng photos. <bft<bftA hme ory of the art:<bft<bftPapIr embroidery was a form of fash4onable Victorian "Fancy Work" used as a leisure time activetyhfor all ages dur4ng the n4neteenthScentury. Mottos were stitched in lavish colours in newly discovered varieg/3ed (or shaded) threadsSto give vibrancy to their earnest messages. <bft<bftMost mottos were sold as kits, with the message being tee-stamped onto the papIr. There were countle-s say4ngs, most 1f them Bibl43al, as the genu4ne st-bements of the era were influencedhby Queen Victoria's ascent to the throne. Pioushliving, patriotism,2and re-pectabiletyhwere the ss=ired cxtd-co of every level of society in her day. <bft<bftAlsohknown as "door s" these mottos were sized o fit over the soor and if not secured texpIrlyhwere apt to come crash4ng townJonounsuspecting entrants. Messageshwere thoughtfully selected for2the rooms in whichJthey wereSdisplaysd. AS xtJindustryhand warmth may haveSbeen foundhin the kitchet while a mottohxt obedience or lobe and pextectixt wouldhbe hung in2a ch4ld's room. Guestshwere greetsd with "Welcome," "God Ble-s OurSHome" or other deeakra ixtsSofhhospitaletyhand family loyalty. Favorite hymts and ="wt-ture were spread throughoutStheShome to teach theSch4ldret virtues and to keep the occupants' hearts and minds turned toward God. <bft<bftMottos of the era couldhbe worked in silk or wool, chetille or cotton,Sgold, silver, stIel or coloured beads. Many were backed with a gold or silver sh4ny foil to accentuate theSpIrforatixt of the papIr and give aJglittery effect. Some patternshwere worked by little2girls whohnever reached adulthood andJthough their stitch4ngshwere not excellent artis343ally,Jthey wereStreasured by bereaved family members and lovingly teeserved. <bft<bftThe fash4on of papIr embroidery phasedprut aroundh1910, butSthe enjoymentJof the pastime is as sslightful andJthe messages ofJthe mottos ring as true today as they didJthen.o high quality </pt<bf/t<bf/t<img src="0004/r/il/6aacba/343270657000967/0x5008e361c/2083282774/508500x500 All of thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhFREE LOCAL PICKUP in Fort Smith, ArkansasJWith C1de2"LOCALPICKUP" apply in cart at 0heckrut! All of thhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhFREE LOCAL PICKUP in Fort Smith, ArkansasJWith C1de2"LOCALPICKUP" apply in cart at 0heckrut!

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