PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern

PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern

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PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern
  • PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern
  • PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern
  • PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern
PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern

PLUM STREET SAMPLERS "My Dearest Friend" Counted Cross Stitch Pattern Chart, Americana, John & Abigail Adams, 1764, Paper Pattern

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John and Abigail Adams spent much of their marriage apart from each other, due to John‘s work for America‘s independence. Over the next four decades, they exchanged hundreds of letters, of which 1,160 of them survive today. Their love and fondness for each other was evident in their correspondence, much of it filled with endearments such as "Miss Adorable" and "My Dearest Friend." In 1801 John retired from life as a politician to join his beloved Abigail, and no more letters needed to be written.

Fabric used: 40 ct. Vintage Gray by R&R Reproductions

Thread Count: 195(w) x 108(h)

Threads used: The Gentle Art in Old Hickory, Honey Dew, Piney Woods, Country Redwood, Tarnished Gold, Toffee, Brandy, Cameo Pink, Wood Trail, Dark Chocolate, Brethren blue, Faded Rose, and Old Brick.

By the way, the date on the sampler is stitched in Algerian Eyelet, and reflects the year John and Abigail were married.

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