Selling the Ideas of our Girl Clubs:
We know at Country Sampler handwork can not only be healing and inspiring but a way to stay connected to friends that have the same interests as you have. We would like to invite you to join us for a year and get acquainted with our favorite designers.
Our design team is committed to sharing their love of handwork and great design by reproducing an antique favorite or giving you a modern twist that is sure to be an heirloom that inspires your imagination and turns into a project that makes you the “Maker” happy. You can see what we have shipped out already and now we are to the point that our last sampler by Needlework Press will be scheduled to come to you before the end of the year. What an amazing year we have had and now I will have to figure out a whole new team for 2025.
So far we have The Scarlet House, Needlework Press, Kathleen Littleton Cross Stitch Antiques. We will be able to announce the 4th designer very soon.
FYI: For anyone joining one of our clubs it is your responsibility to call us with updated credit cards or a new address. You are in the club until you say you do not wish to continue. We ask you to honor your commitment for a year. Thank you for being mindful. Our number is 608-588-2510 or email stchgirl@yahoo.com.
2024 -2025 Threads of History
A Schoolgirl Sampler Club
The design team we are working with this 2024 year: Vickie Jennett from Needlework Press, Birgit Tolman from Wishing Thorn, Kathleen Littleton from Cross stitch Antiques and Sylvia Stecker from Running with Needles and Scissors.
Welcome to my obsession and passion. A great old sampler, an interesting border, an amazing house, motifs that speak to you, trees, bands of alphabet are all factors in my mind that make a great sampler. For the most part our sampler selections are dated around the 1800’s and are from our designer’s private collections.
We can help you choose your favorite comfort zone count of linen. We offer these choices, 18 count Aida, 32, 36, and 40 count linen. We use many suppliers for our linens and overdyed threads that are typically pleasing and remind you of our recognizable style.
Honoring a Handwork Tradition:
Stacy Nash’s “New” Red House Club
Here is just a little background on the Red House Club. Did you know? Before the 1900’s white paint was considered expensive to use on a house, so the more economical idea of choice was to use the color red.
Stacy is running with this tradition with her usual flair. This is going to be a winning experience and ladies you will have an incredible collection of four Red Houses to treasure and enjoy through time. In the shop we are all fan girls of Stacy in every way, and we know if you choose to take this journey with Stacy you will not be disappointed.
Please Join my 133 In House Quilt Club
Design Team: Mary Boldt, Barbara Voss and Gwen Mertens
This is the team that keeps the fire lit under our quilters. This club is somewhat different as all the girls will contribute. It may be a table topper, Wall art, a small quilt or even a larger quilt, it could be all pieced or we might give you a taste of applique. You might find we will give you a project for the season or a holiday favorite. The girls are so inspired by our fabric choices we all thought you might like to have a taste of what makes them great team players at Country Sampler.