TSG Links Page

Links to other Web-sites

The Sampler Guild is happy to provide links to other sampler-related web-sites for information purposes only.
Please do not hesitate to call or e-mail Linda if you find a web-site that you think might be of interest to fellow members.
The links are arranged in alphabetical order:

www.eastanglianlife.org.uk - A working museum celebrating the variety of old East Anglia. The Museum of East Anglian Life in Stowmarket, Suffolk has a collection of 18 samplers including the 'Ellen Fiske' sampler. Click on 'Discover', then 'Industry & Crafts' and 'Samplers'.

www.meg-andrews.com - Antique Costumes & Textiles: Collectable, Hangable, Wearable.

www.madelena.com - A good place to research and buy antique samplers, good general information and detailed pictures.

www.movingupcountry.com - Antique dealer with a special interest in 17th & 18th century samplers. Good gallery page with interesting pictures of samplers.

www.needleprint.com - Jacqueline Holdsworth's wonderful site showcasing the 'Needleprint' range of books and charts, all available from the TSG Emporium Needleprint/Ackworth page here: 'Needleprint' (Ackworth) by Jacqueline Holdsworth

www.ornamentalembroidery.com - Historically inspired design and stitch.

www.sampler-tearoom.co.uk - The Sampler Tea Room and Museum, St. Davids, Wales

www.samplings.com - M. Finkel & Daughter, America's leading sampler and needlework dealer.

www.stitchcraft.info/ - StitchCraft is Windows software for designing Cross Stitch, Needlepoint, Rug Hooking and any other grid-based needlework.

www.thegoldworkguild.co.uk - Jacqueline Armitage's site for those interested in Goldwork.

www.whitchurchsilkmill.org.uk - The wonderful Whitchurch Silk Mill, an absolute must-see!

www.witneyantiques.com - Joy Jarrett's Witney Antiques needs no introduction to those familiar with her antique samplers and catalogues.

www.yorkmuseumtrust.org.uk - This site is currently under development and will provide information about the York Castle Museum and its costume and textiles section.

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