After checking in my hotel, I ubered to the Attic where I spent five hours ogling their beautiful shop models, fingered through luscious linens, visited with friends old and new, and stitched a little bit.
One of my purchases was the pattern for Bristol Sampler Emma Sandford from Dutch Street Designs. Optimistically, I purchased some 56 count linen and some beautiful silk fibers. In the picture below, the original Emma Sandford is on the right. The reproduction on the left was stitched by Jean Lea.
I’ll let the rest of the pictures do the talking!
8 comments:
Wow. Speechless.
I love that rounded glass cabinet, just what I need for my smalls. It looks to be full of Scarlett House designs, I wonder if it belongs to Tanya.
Wow! That looks like a wonderful place to visit... and shop!
It looks like you had an incredible weekend!
Hi Cathy! I bought Emma Sandford this weekend too but didn’t get the silk for it. I have the straw linen and wondered what color of Tudor silk you chose. It’s so pretty! Thanks and it was nice chatting with you!
Wow! Such a beautiful shop! Can't wait for you to start on the 56ct!
I hope you had a wonderful time! What an amazing shop!
W O W .... looks like a needlework museum. What fun
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