Some admirers might associate samplers (cloths embroidered with designs in different stitches) with American Colonial women. But samplers have played a pivotal role in women’s lives throughout the ...

The term "sampler" is derived from the Latin word "exemplum," meaning "an example to be followed." A sampler is basically an example of different stitches. Some of the earliest samplers date from the ...

More than 150 years after the last of them received its final stitches, the Virginia samplers lining the walls of the Dewitt Wallace Gallery have earned the right to look a little the worse for wear.

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. The vast majority of producers making use of samples today do so in software. Replaying, ...

Twenty-eight years ago, a sampler cross-stitched by a young Lancaster County Amish woman in 1914 had a cameo in the Harrison Ford film "Witness." Last month, the piece was reunited with two others ...

The long threads of American history run through sailcloth and battle flag, through breeches and gowns, through slave apron and immigrant scarf, through soldier’s coat and nurse’s cape, from cotton to ...

National Museum of American History Reproduction of Eli Whitney's Cotton Gin Model National Museum of American History 1851 - Isaac Singer's Sewing Machine Patent Model ...

A new interactive, photo-sharing activity rooted deep in Pensacola history was rolled out by the West Florida Genealogical Society this month, an activity its creators believe is equal parts fun and ...