Prince of Wales Feathers - $2 USD

This 1860s pattern was created to coincide with the indoctrination of Queen Victoria's son as the Prince of Wales.  Made up of 19 DMC colors on a rich chocolate ground, it is 99 stitches wide by 99 stitches tall, and could be expanded to any size.  A nice addition would to include your family's initials on either side of the feathers.

The german term "Ich Dien" translate to "I Serve"

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Roses and Violets 2  $5 USD

This 1860s pattern of Roses and Violets comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.
It is 90 stitches wide by 90 stitches tall and is made up of 35 DMC colors that match the original finished work. It was done against a black background but would look great against any color background.

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Fuchsias and Rosebuds $4 USD

This 1865 pattern of Fuchsias and Rosebuds comes from the seller's collection and originated in France. Comprised of 45 DMC colors, it is 81 stitches tall by 81 stitches wide. 

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  Small Mixed Flowers $4 USD

This 1870s pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Made up of 26 DMC colors that match the original design, it is 89 stitches wide by 88 stitches tall.

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  Roses and Trumpet Flowers $5 USD

This 1860s pattern of roses and trumpet flowers comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Comprised of 36 DMC colors, it is 100 stitches wide by 99 stitches tall.

 

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ROSE CUSHION - $4 USD

This Rose cushion pattern comes from an 1860s finished work in the seller's collection. The rose and shellwork was done entirely in beads, with the balance done in berlin wool. Comprise of only 14 DMC colors, the design is 107 stitches wide  by 77 stitches tall.  The original design had a 2 inch multi-looped progression of beaded fringe.

 

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TERRIER AND FLOWERS - $7 USD

This 1872 Berlin work pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Someone's beloved pet, it is entitled "CHAMP" underneath the finished design, and a date of 1872. Comprised of 43 DMC colors that match the original, it is 104 stitches wide by 120 stitches tall.

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BEADWORK PIN CUSHION - $4 USD

This 1870s French pin cushion pattern comes from the original pattern and matching finished work in the seller's collection. The finished work was done on a rich red background, so I have shown it as such but almost any color would look good. The flowers were done in beadwork, as was the tassle framework that surrounds the cornflowers, while the leaves were done in wool. Finishing it off was a one inch loop of white and clear beading. The design is 79 stitches wide by 79 stitches tall and is made of up 13 DMC colors.

 

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BEADWORK TEA STAND - $6 USD

This 1860s pattern of a beadwork tea stand, which we commonly call today a trivet, comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. The original design of plums was done in grisalle beadwork on a field of woolwork leaves and a rich red background. I have also created the pattern in its natural purple colors. Both patterns will be included in the order when purchased. Each pattern is comprised of 13 DMC colors and when finished the design is 91 stitches wide by 89 stitches tall.

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CONCH SHELL PILLOW $6 USD

This 1865 Conch Shell pattern comes from the seller's collection and was originally designed to have the shells done in beadwork with the balance of the pattern done in woolwork.  The overall design is 156 stitches wide by 156 stitches tall with the central design being 84 stitches wide by 73 stitches tall and is comprised of 16 DMC colors that closely match the original design.

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GEOMETRIC RUG - $6 USD

This 1870s rug pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Originally done on 7 count Java canvas, it is 254 stitches wide by 164 stitches tall, though it could be enlarged or reduced to any size without distorting the pattern. Made up of 14 DMC colors that were taken from the reverse side of the rug to get its true color scheme.

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ROSE AND LILLY BANNER SCREEN- $8 USD

This 1860's pattern was originally designed for a banner screen that hung from the fireplace mantel to shield the occupants from the intense heat. However, it could also be adapted as a chairback and/or picture. Made up of 47 DMC colors to get the intense shading, it is 111 stitches wide by 134 stitches tall.

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JAPANESE LANTERN CUSHION- $5 USD

This 1880s pattern originally graced the top of an ebonized footstool. The design was done in beadwork on a striking deep rich wool ground. The pattern is 145 stitches wide by 118 stitches tall, but could be enlarged to any size by increasing the background color. it is made up of 22 DMC colors. There is also a matching pelmet.

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JAPANESE LANTERN PELMET- $7 USD

The coordinating pattern to the cushion, it apparently came from the same designer in the 1880s. This heavy work graced the archway in a victorian home, before it became part of the seller's collection. Like it's companion, it is entirely made up of beadwork. The pattern shows one repeat, but could be made into any desired length. Comprised of 22 DMC colors and is 197 stitches wide by 98 stitches tall.

 

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GOTHIC PELMET- $5 USD

This 1860s pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Originally designed to grace a fireplace mantel this pelmet could could also be great as a window topper. The pattern shows one repeat is 111 stitches wide and 82 stitches tall and comprised of 22 DMC colors.

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 COSMOS 2- $6 USD

This 1870s pattern comes from France and is part of the seller's collection. At 104 stitches wide by 105 stitches tall, it is made up of 28 DMC colors that match the original pattern. While the patterns was duplicated as found, the colors could be changed on request.

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DAISIES AND ROSEBUDS - $6 USD

This 1870s French pattern comes from the seller's collection and is127 stitches wide by 126 tall. Made up of 34 DMC colors that closely match the original. Shown on a French Blue background as was originally hand written on the back.

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BEADWORK NAPKIN RINGS - $2 USD

This pattern for Beadwork Napkin Rings, comes from finished works in the seller's collection. Each Napkin Ring is 27 stitches wide by 71 stitches tall. They could be widened or lengthened as needed. They were part of a set of eight, with fifth napkin ring being repeated but in alternate color schemes. Originally, the white was done in beadwork with the remaining 21 colors executed in wool, on a moss green background.

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GERMAN BEADWORK LEAVES PILLOW - $5 USD

This late 1860s German Beadwork pattern of stylistic leaves comes from the seller's collection. The original shape of the finished work was round, either to fit the footstools of the time or to be part of a larger pillow design. Made up of 11 DMC colors which match the original beading, it is 134 stitches wide by 134 stitches tall.

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GERMAN BEADWORK SHELF BANNER - $7 USD

This late 1860s beadwork pattern is from the seller's collection and originally comes from Germany. Originally graced a mantel, but could be adjusted to be a valance or shelf as the stitcher deems fit. The design was executed in beadwork on a woolwork background. Comprised of 9 DMC colors it is 267 stitches wide by 130 stitches tall. The original design's edge followed the shape of the bottom of the design.

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WOOL AND BEADWORK CUSHION - $3 USD

This 1870s pattern comes from a finished work and also the original pattern from the seller's collection. The original design was executed with the small daisy like motifs done in beadwork, with the rest done in wool. The center of each design was done in silk for highlighting. The pattern matches the original showing the placement of the four shades. The design is made of up 3 standard colors, black, white and gold, followed by 4 shades of a color scheme. The pattern matches both the originial and finished work and contains 39 DMC colors which could be changed. While 101 stitches wide by 101 stitches tall, it can be adapted to any size.

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GEOMETRIC CUSION COVER - $3 USD

This 1870s pattern of a Geometric Cushion Cover, comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Originally from France, this pattern is 91 stitches wide by 91 stitches tall not including the background. The original was 12" square with the lightest color in each group done in silk for effect. Made up of 11 DMC colors that closely match the original color selection

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GOTHIC PELMET #2 - $4 USD

This 1870s pattern of a Pelmet or Shelf/mantel edge comes from the seller's collection. Comprised of 15 DMC colors it is 241 stitches wide by 110 stitches tall. The pattern called for the scalloped edging to be outlined with matching gold fringe.

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OVERALL FLORAL - $3 USD

This 1872 pattern comes from the seller's collection and was originally featured in one of the magazines of the day as a free pattern. The pattern is shown as the original with a small sample of the overall pattern design with 8 different color choices which result in 32 DMC colors. The pattern shown is 79 stitches wide by 59 stitches high and can be enlarged in any direction.

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BORDER SAMPLER - $3 USD

This 1860s pattern selection of borders come from the seller's collection and originated in Germany. The six patterns can be repeated to any length, and round corners as well. Comprised of 25 DMC colors overall, all the colors are used in 3 of the six patterns. The pattern group is 87 stitches wide by 77 stitches wide for 2 repeats on most of the designs.

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SCROLLWORK CAMEO- $2 USD

This 1870s French pattern comes from Sajou of Paris and was shown with 2 variations on the same pattern. The first pattern are clusters of the scrollwork with the rose cameo in the center. This was designed to be enlarged for a chair seat or footstool cover. The design shown is 29 stitches wide by 55 stitches tall for a cluster of 4 repeats. The second design is shown as a stripe to either be used singularly as a bellpull or repeated widthwise for a chair seat. Both patterns are made up of 10 DMC colors and are included together.

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INTERWOVEN RIBBON BORDER - $3 USD

This 1870s pattern, from the seller's collection, was designed to be a Bellpull or Chair Center Stripe and comes from France. The pattern is 35 stitches wide by 57 stitches tall and can be repeated as many times as need to get the desired length. The single pattern design is made of up 7 DMC colors, but the pattern is shown with 4 alternative color schemes, as was the original pattern.

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TARTAN SQUARES - $2 USD

This 1872 pattern comes from the seller's collection and was called Tartan Squares from an English lady's magazine of the time. Made up of tiny blocks of 3 shades of a color, surrounded by lemon yellow silk, this pattern could be changed to any color combination or to use up odd scraps. The original design was for a footstool but is suitable for any shape. Comprised of 13 DMC colors the design shown is 106 stitches wide by 66 stitches tall.

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FLORAL BANNER $3 USD

This 1860s pattern of a daisy chain, comes from the seller's collection. Shown in the original color pallet, of monochromatic and varigated color schemes. A total of 29 DMC colors are shown and the pattern is 55 stitches wide by 25 stitches high and can be adapted to any length as needed. The original needle-worker wrote on the pattern to intersperse the varigated flowers.

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FRENCH TIEBACK $3 USD

This 1870s French tieback/drapery pattern comes from the seller's collection. The scrollwork is done in shades of green to simulate vines and leaves with medallion like flowers. Like the original pattern, I have shown the flower in three color combinations, but it could be expanded by adding four shades of your any color scheme. Made up of 12 DMC colors for one pallet, the pattern is 161 stitches wide by 33 stitches tall for 3 repeats.

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FRENCH CARTOUCHE $5 USD

This early 1870s French pattern comes from the seller's collection. Comprised of 32 DMC colors it is 149 stitches wide by 157 stitches tall. According to the notes that were handwritten on the pattern, the scrollwork was done in gold silk and the background black.

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BEADWORK SCROLLS - $3 USD

This 1860s Beadwork Scrolls pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Sadly only a little more than a quarter of the pattern was completed with the background before it was abandoned. It is quite impressive in it's finished state. The complete pattern is 200 stitches wide by 210 stitches tall and is just two colors and the background. I have shown it in the original color pallet of deep red, but would look impressive in any color

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GEOMETRIC CURTAIN TIEBACK $3 USD

This 1870s Geometric Curtain/Drapery Tieback comes from a pattern in the seller's collection. The original pattern showed several color choices for the medallions, tho I have only chosen 3 as an example. The pattern is 72 stitches wide by 51 stitches tall for one repeat and can be made to any length using 7 DMC colors plus a color of your choice for the center medallion.

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FLEUR DE LIS SLIPPER PATTERN $3 USD

This 1867 slipper pattern comes from the seller's collection and is a simple design that makes up easily. Originial the design was to be completed in beadwork, however, I have matched the original colors to DMC threads for ease of use. Comprised of just 4 DMC colors, the background color could be changed to suit the stitcher. The design is 89 stitches wide by 140 stitches long to allow for adjustment to the wearer's shoe size. Also included with the pattern are finishing instructions.

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PAIR OF LAMP MATS $4 USD

These two 1870 patterns of lamp mats come from the seller's collection and were published in an English magazine of the period. While originally designed to be executed in beadwork and wool, these would look good as either pin cushions or medalions of larger designs and completed as cushions. The smaller of the two is 65 stitches wide by 65 stitches tall, and the larger one is 69 stitches wide by 69 stitches tall. Totally, they are made up of 17 DMC colors.

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ROSE AND VIOLET OVAL $3 USD

This 1868 German pattern of violets and roses is made of 28 DMC colors and is 80 stitches wide by 40 stitches tall. This could be enlarged by adding a border around the pattern itself.

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FRENCH PELMET $4 USD

This 1870s pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. This originally adorned a corner shelf and is edged in red and gold cording. While I have shown the original colors here, this could be changed to any two jewel tone shades while keeping the gold scroll-work. The pattern is shown as it fit the curved corner shelf which is one design and two half repeats which is 185 stitches wide by 81 stitches tall and 5 DMC colors 

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BEADWORK LAMPMAT $3 USD

This 1860s pattern of a beadwork lampmat is from the seller's collection. The original finished work is 10 inches in diameter finished in white beadwork fringe. This pattern is adaptable to any size or shape by adjusting the accompanying pattern to fit the desired shape. Made up of 3 DMC colors on a red ground, this matches the original finished work.

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PAISLEY TEA COSEY $4 USD

This 1860s Paisley Tea Cosey pattern, comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. Modeled after the paisley shawls that Queen Victoria wore, this pattern is 120 stitches wide by 99 stitches tall and is comprised of 19 DMC colors that closely match the original finished work. 

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BEADWORK BELLPULL $4 USD

This 1860s french bellpull pattern comes from a finished product in the seller's collection. The pattern shown is two repeats. A single repeat is 39 stitches wide by 119 stitches tall and can be made wider and longer to suit your needs. Originally the bellpull was done in white and grey beadwork, with the scrollwork flowers worked in wools. The patterns is executed in 22 DMC colors.

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KING CHARLES SPANIEL  $8 USD

This 1850s pattern of Queen Victoria's beloved spaniel, named Dash, was made by Hertz & Wegener in Berlin and comes from the seller's collection. Made up of 20 DMC colors that match the original pattern and is 188 stitches wide by 138 stitches tall and was originaly made to grace either a stool or cushion top.

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"DAPHNE"   $3 USD

This 1890's pattern of a chocolate lab comes from France and is part of the seller's collection.  Made up of just 10 DMC colors, when finished it is 61 stitches wide by 63 stitches tall


 


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LILLY OF THE VALLEY  $4 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from the seller's collection and is made up of Lilly of the Valley, Fern and Caladium leaves.  At 70 stitches wide by 70 stitches tall, it is made up of 24 DMC colors that closely match the original pattern.


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WILD ROSE BOUQUET 3  $5 USD

This 1870s German pattern comes from the seller's collection and is comprised of 28 DMC colors to get the exact shading.  The finished design is 88 stitches wide by 105 stitches tall.


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BEADWORK ROSES   $7 USD

This 1860s pattern comes from a finished English work that was done in shades of beads and woolwork on a peacock blue background.  Made up of 20 DMC colors that match the original finished work, the design will be 100 stitches wide by 100 stitches tall.


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SNOWFLAKE BANNER   $3 USD

This 1870s pattern comes from the seller's collection and was originally given away in one of the magazines of the day as a free pattern.  As shown, the pattern is 237 stitches wide by 66 stitches tall but could be made larger in both direction.  The design is made up of 13 DMC colors and matches the original pattern which gave the stitcher several color options, or all could be used for a colorfull affect.


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INTERLOCKING DIAMOND BANNER   $3 USD

This 1870s pattern comes from the seller's collection and was originally given away in one of the magazines of the day as a free pattern.  This pattern was given away the month following the one shown above.  The pattern shown is two repeats and is167 stitches wide by 65 stitches tall but could be made larger in both direction.  The design is made up of 9 DMC colors that match the original pattern.

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FALLING LEAVES   $3 USD
This 1880s pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  While it looks complicated, it was an easy way for the stitcher to use up scraps of yarn that were left over from other projects.  Each "leaf" is comprised of two shades of a color and the design is achieved by the placement of the colors.  You will not only receive the pattern as shown, but also the pattern for just the leaf outline so you can create your own color scheme.  As shown, the pattern is 109 stitches wide by 109 stitches tall and can be expanded in either direction.  To copy the design shown, it is made up of 37 DMC colors to duplicate the original finished design.

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FRENCH SUNFLOWER   $2 USD
This 1880s French pattern comes from the seller's collection and is comprised of 6 DMC colors over a pale background.  The design shown is 117 stitches wide by 81 stitches tall and can be increased in either direction to fit the stitcher's needs.

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CIRCLE OF ROSES WITH RUST AND GREEN LEAVES   $6 USD

This 1860s English pattern of Red and Pink Roses comes from the seller's collection and is comprised of 26 DMC colors and is shown over the a similar blue background as the original pattern displayed.  The design shown is 108 stitches wide by 108 stitches tall.

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BELLPULL RIBBON ROSETTES   $3 USD

This 1860s English pattern of interlocking ribbons and rosettes, comes from a finished work in the seller's collection and is comprised of 25 DMC colors for the multi colored band and 5 DMC colors for the monochromatic band.  Both patterns are sent with the order.  The individual design is 41 stitches wide by 41 stitches tall for one pattern.  The design shown is made up of six patterns and can be increased to any length as desisred.

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CALLA LILLY BELLPULL   $4 USD

This 1850s pattern of Calla Lillies comes from a finished work in the seller's collection and is comprised of 13 DMC colors.  The design shown is 56 stitches wide by 341 stitches tall for two pattern.  The design can be lengthened to any length as desisred.

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YOUNG GIRL PROTECTING HER CAT   $5 USD

This 1850s pattern of a young girl protecting her cat from a dog comes from an original pattern in the seller's collection.  It is comprised of 36 DMC colors to get all the shading of the original pattern and the design is 94 stitches wide by 76 stitches tall.  While the background is show against the original color of the pattern, it would look striking against and dark brown or black background as well.

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VIOLET BOUQUET #2  $3 USD

This 1860 Berlin woolwork pattern of violets is comprised of 16 DMC colors and is 68 Stitches wide by 55 Stitches tall. Originally the small blue forget me nots, were to be executed in beads.

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VICTORIAN POINTER  $3 USD

This 1860s pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. The Victorian pointer, sat upon a small footstool, that like the needlework, was handmade. Made up of 14 DMC colors, it is 94 stitches wide and 79 stitches tall.

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VICTORIAN SILKWORK LILLIES  $4 USD

This Victorian pattern of Silkwork Lillies, comes from a finished piece in the seller's collection. Originially designed as a foostool, this pattern was executed in silk on a soft salmon wool background. Comprised of 12 DMC colors, it is 106 stitches wide by 109 stitches tall. The original finished work, had a diagonal latticework background executed in shades of blue, which I have omitted, as it would be deemed to fussy for today's tastes.

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SHEPHERD  $12 USD

This shepherd is a copy of an 1865 finished work from the seller's collection and is made up of 55 DMC colors to obtain the original shading. It is a large pattern at 242 stiches wide by 230 stitches tall. The original needlework had the background unworked.

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BEADWORK BELLPULL BORDER  $2 USD

This pattern is a copy of an 1868 dated finished work from the seller's collection and is made up of 12 DMC colors.  The design shown is 75 stitches wide by 170 stitches tall, and the original work was made up of four repeats.

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DIAMOND TIEBACKS  $2 USD

This pattern is from a period magazine dated 1878.  The pattern shows five different variations of the design using colors that were popular in that time period.  Made up of five DMC colors each and each stripe is 27 stitches wide and can be made to any length.

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FLORAL STRIPE  $2 USD

This pattern is from a period magazine dated 1873.  The pattern was to be used as a cushion cover, chairseat, travelling bag or carpet runner.  Made up of 8 DMC colors the pattern is 109 stitches wide and 62 stitches tall, which can be expanded in either direction.

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TARTAN SQUARES $2 USD

This 1872 pattern comes from the seller's collection and was called Tartan Squares from an English lady's magazine of the time. Made up of tiny blocks of 3 shades of a color, surrounded by lemon yellow silk, this pattern could be changed to any color combination or to use up odd scraps. The original design was for a footstool but is suitable for any shape. Comprised of 13 DMC colors the design shown is 106 stitches wide by 66 stitches tall. 

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SINGLE ROSE $3 USD

This cabbage rose is a digitized copy of an early finished work in the seller's colletion. Based on the colors and style, I would place this circa 1840. Comprised of 18 DMC colors, it is 54 stitches wide by 58 stitches tall.

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SMALL WILD ROSE BOUQUET $4 USD

This 1860s pattern of Wild Roses and Lilly of the Valley comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  Originally the Lilly of the valley was executed in beadwork.  This pattern is 60 stitches wide by 60 stitches tall and is comprised of 28 DMC colors to get all the shading, especially the green grape clusters.  Shown on a blue background which matches the original, it would look striking against any colored background.

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WILD ROSE BOUQUET #2   $5 USD

This 1868 pattern french pattern from the seller's collection is a nice arrangement of Wild Roses, Forget Me Nots and Coriopsis. Using 31 DMC colors, that closely match the original pattern, finished it is 85 stitches wide by 91 stitches tall.

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ROSES AND SCROLLS   $5 USD

This 1880s pattern from France was originally designed for a chair seat but could be adapted to a purse if so desired. Consisting of 37 DMC colors and a size of 117 stitches wide by 100 stitches tall, the design matches exactly the finished work in the seller's collection.

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SMALL ROSES AND LILACS   $4 USD

This 1860s pattern of roses and lilacs comes from the seller's collection. It is 52 stitches wide by 61 stitches tall and is made up of 30 DMC colors to get the shading of the original pattern.

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ROSES AND VIOLETS  $4 USD

 An 1860's French pattern from the seller's collection is comprised of 22 DMC and when finished is 71 stitches wide by 70 stitches tall.

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BEADWORK DOG- $3 USD

This 1860s small beadwork pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection. This was the inset of a Victorian Hat Rack and the figure of the dog was completely executed in beads on a red background of wool. Made up of 12 DMC colors, it is 70 stitches wide by 52 stitches tall

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BEADED WATER LILLIES FOOTSTOOL COVER - $3 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished footstool that was lent to me by an elderly aunt.  She received it from her aunt in her will.  The background was a deep marroon color and there wasn't a bead loose or missing which made it easy to duplicate.  Made up of 20 DMC colors the design is 109 stitches wide by 109 stitches tall.

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 ROSES AND LILLY OF THE VALLEY ROUND - $11 USD

This circa 1860's pattern of Roses, Lilly of the Valley and Violets comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  Originally done on a black background, the Lilly of the Valley was completed in beadwork, the Violets in silkwork and the Roses in woolwork.  The colors were obtained from the reverse side as it was not protected by glass and had faded over the years.  Comprised of 46 DMC colors it is 180 stitches in both directions.

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 VICTORIAN LILLY BANNER SCREEN - $9 USD

This 1860's banner screen of Lillies, comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  The original design was executed with the lillies in beadwork, the stamens in silk and the leaves in wool.  I have also included the original shape of the banner outline should you want to replicate it.  The design is made up of 28 DMC colors and is 153 stitches wide by 141 stitches tall.

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BATCHELOR BUTTON BOUQUET - $9 USD

This 1870's pattern of a bouquet of Bachelor Buttons, comes from a finished work in th seller's collection.  On the original design, the flowers were executed in silkwork, the flower centers in beadwork with the balance in wool.  The design as shown is made up of 32 DMC colors and is 120 stitches wide by 117 stitches tall.

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SMALL SCROLLWORK SHELF BANNER - $1.50

This small shelf banner comes from the seller's collection and graced the front of a child's hutch that held a prized teaset.  The design shown is two repeats and can be lengthened as desired.  As shown, the pattern is 101 stitches wide and 48 stitche tall, and uses 5 DMC colors that match the original work.

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LARGE GERMAN BOUQUET OF MIXED FLOWERS - $12 USD

This pattern comes from the seller's collection and while does not bear a printer's mark, it began life in Germany circa 1840.  The original pattern was done on heavy hand ruled tissue paper. The background shown matches the original color of the paper, though it would display better against a darker background.  Comprised of 71 DMC colors, it is 180 stitches wide by 161 stitches tall.

 

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ROUND OF ROSES AND TULIPS - $10 USD

This pattern comes from a finished work and is circa 1880 and began life as a cushion cover from France.  The design is made up of muted colors from years of exposure to sunlight.  The background was a soft beige and is 162 stitches wide by 147 stitches tall and is made up of 35 DMC colors.

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ROUND OF ROSES AND TULIPS - REVERSE SIDE - $10 USD

This is a duplicate pattern of the preceeding design, however, using the color scheme from the reverse side of the finished work.  As you can see the original design from the back was much brighter than was is on the front.  While the size is the same at 162 stitches wide by 147 stitches tall, there are 38 DMC colors as other shades appeared on the back that had muted to the same color in the design above.

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1840s IMPRESSIVE GERMAN FLORAL- $15 USD

This 1840's pattern comes from the famed designers HERTZ & WEGENER in Berlin, design number 2230.  The bouquet is a composite of comon and exotic flowers which makes a striking design.  It is made up of 52 DMC colors, and is 269 stitches wide by 213 stitches tall.

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FACE SCREEN BOUQUET - $6 USD

This 1860's design comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  The design originally graced the front of a lady's hand held face screen which protected her face from the heat of the fireplace or kerosene lamp.  Made up of red roses and purple asters, it uses 32 DMC colors and is 119 stitches wide by 120 stitches tall.  Originally the background was unworked and was executed on very fine wire mess, surrounded by green silk fringe with an ivory bone handle.  Quite the style at the time.

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TRIO OF ROSES AND VIOLETS - $11 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's colletion.  The design was executed on a laticework background in shades of gold.  I have eliminated that as it appeared to busy for today's taste and diminished the beauty of the design.  Originally the Violets and the white Rose was done in beadwork which made them stand out.  The pattern is made up of 47 DMC colors and is 160 stitches wide by 160 stitches tall.  While the original work was never used, I presume it was desgined for a chairseat or cushion front.

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FRENCH TULIP AND NASTURSUM BANNER - $9 USD

This pattern comes from a French magazine dated March 1853, and is part of the seller's collection.  Originally designed as a stripe for the center of a chair, it would look equally impressive as a table runner, bellpull or dresser scarf.  The design shown is for two repeats and can be shortened or lengthened as the stitcher chooses.  As show, it is 102 stitches wide by 439 stitches long and uses 40 DMC colors, which can be changed.

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THREE ROSE OVAL - $8 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the sellet's collection.  Orginally executed in wool with silk highlights it was designed for a bench cover and came from England.  The design is 98 stitches tall by 142 stitches wide and is made up of 29 DMC colors.  Originally the design was completed on a black background.

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ROSES AND ASTERS OVAL $5 - USD

This 1872 pattern comes from a French period magazine of the time and is part of the seller's collection.  According to the directions, a corresponding pattern was to be offered the following month, but I have been unable to locate that pattern.  The design is made up of 39 DMC colors and is 81 stitches wide by 103 stitches tall.  A note along the edging of the pattern said to work the Baby's Breath in beadwork.

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WILD ROSES AND BUDS $7 USD

This 1860's German pattern comes from the designer  A. Todt Berlin and is pattern number 5990.  The design is made up of wild roses and bus and uses 34 DMC colors and is 110 stitches high by 110 stitches wide.

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RED CRESTED FOUL - $12 USD

This late 1860's pattern originally comes from Liverpool England and features a Red Crested Bluebodied Foul amongst a bower of Pink Wild Roses.  The design is 203 stitches wide by 203 stitches tall and is made up of 36 DMC colors. 

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PARROT AND GRAPES - $10 USD

This 1870's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  Originally this design was housed in a gilt Victorian firescreen, but would look equally beautiful in an oval frame.  Made up of 42 DMC colors, it is 118 stitches wide by 163 stitches tall.

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IMPRESSIVE 1860's FLORAL BOUQUET - $18 USD

This pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection and is circa 1860 and originated from a country cottage in Northern England.  Originally the design had a dark forest green background but I have shown it against a more neutral ground so as not to detract from the flowers and leaves.  A stunning combination of Roses, Lillies, Carnations, Asters and Bell Flowers, it is made up of 67 DMC colors.  It is a large design at 211 stitches wide by 260 stitches tall.

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THE LAST ROSE OF SUMMER - $12 USD

This late 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection that originally came from Austria.  The design is a striking bouquet of Poppies and Roses intermingled with shafts of wheat and lush green leaves.  Made up of 40 DMC colors and shown against the original black background of the finished work, it is 180 stitches wide by 180 stitches tall.

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CALLA LILLY AND NASTURSUMS BOUQUET - $11 USD

This 186'0s pattern comes from the designer Grunthals Vertag from Berlin, pattern number 6178 and is part of the seller's collection.  The design centers around an oversized Arum Lilly surrounded by Nastursums and leaves.  Made up of 42 DMC colors, it is 151 stitches wide by 153 stitches tall.

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BELL LILLY AND NASTURSUMS - $9 USD

This 1860's pattern is a companion to the design above by Grunthals Vertag from Berlin, pattern number 5745.  The design could be used as a chairback to the pattern above, or as a picture alone.  The central figures are Belly Lillies with Nastursums and leaves.  As shown, the design is 120 stitches wide by 151 stitches tall and uses 36 DMC colors.

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DAISIES AND CORNFLOWER WREATH - $8 USD

This 1852 pattern comes from France and was a foldout in the periodical Magasin Des Demoiselles.  While shown against the background per the original pattern, it would look striking against a deep red color.  The design is 112 stitches wide by 114 stitches tall and is made up of 29 DMC colors.

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CALLA LILLY STRIPE $10 - USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  Originally it was designed to be the center stripe on an armchair stitched on a background of matching velvet color, but by repeating the design so the 2nd pattern comes out from underneath the top leaf, it would make a stunning bell pull.  Alone, it would beautiful picture.  As shown, it is 80 stitches wide by 230 stitches tall and is made up of 44 DMC colors.

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LILLY AND BUD - $6 USD

This 1860's pattern is by designer Louis Gliier of Berlin, number 1796 an is part of the seller's collection.  While small in design, it is very impressive with it's intense shading.  Comprised of 27 DMC colors, it is 80 stitches wide by 80 stitches tall.

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MEDIUM PANSY BOUQUET - $6 USD

This circa 1870's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  The finished work originally graced the top of a piano stool and had a black background edged in fringe and tassles for a very luxurious layered look.  Made up of 26 DMC colors it is 88 stitches wide by 86 stitches tall.

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SAJOU ZINNIAS - $11 USD

This pattern comes from the seller's colelction and is by the famed French designer Sajou.  The design is an intricate mixture of intertwining Zinnias and bus in three color pallets.  The pattern was issued by the "Journal Des Dames & Des Demoiselles" periodical dated March 1858.  The design is 148 stitches wide by 147 stitches tal and used 32 DMC colors.

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AUSTRIAN ROSES AND BUDS - $9 USD

This late 1870's pattern comes from the seller's collection and is marked "Wein" on the reverse side.  Almost oval in shape, the roses are slanting to the right as if they were just picked and lain down for arrangement.  The design is 144 stitches wide by 135 stitches tall and uses 28 DMC colors.  The shading matches the original pattern, which was mounted on a heavy board, and could be altered as the stitcher desires.

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CABBAGE ROSES AND PANSIES BOUQUET - $18 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  The design was originally completed on an soft chocolate background and had geometric corner blocks, which I eliminated as I felt they did not go with the design.  If you want them, please let me know and I will send them to you.  The design is 178 stitches wide by 180 stitches tall and is made up of 55 DMC colors.

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BEADWORK ORGAN STOOL COVER - $7 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection which graces the seat of a Victorian Pump Organ.  The design of Bell Lillies and Lilly of the Valley was executed in beadwork on a bright blue background as shown.  Comprised of just 16 DMC colors the design is 119 stitches wide by 111 stitches tall.

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BEADWORK ORGAN STOOL COVER PINK LILLIES - $7 USD

This pattern was created at the request of a customer to match an existing color scheme.  While it is the same stitch size as the above pattern at 119 stitches wide by 11 stitches tall, the colors were increased to 22 DMC shades to account for the new color scheme.

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ASTER BOUQUET #2 -$5 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  The original background was a soft gold, but I have shown it against a more neutral background as I felt the other color competed with the pattern.  Made up of just 29 DMC colors, it is90 stitches wide by 90 stitches tall.

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TRIO OF CALLA LILLIES - $12 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  Originally this pattern graced a fireplace screen and the flowers and buds were executed in beadwork.  The pattern is show against the original red background but would look striking against any number of background colors.  Comprised of 30 DMC colors, it is 131 stitches wide by 163 stitches tall.  While the design is an exact duplicate of the original, the flower colors can be altered to other shades.  Just let me know and I will adjust the pattern for you.

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VIOLET BOUQUET #3 - $6 USD

This 1870's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  Made up of just 17 DMC colors, it is 89 stitches wide by 85 stitches tall and can be used as a stand alone piece or as a central motif  surrounded by a border.  The original graced a chair and had a black background.

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LATE VICTORIAN BOUQUET - $10 USD

This Late 1870's French pattern was sent to me by a customer in Poland.  Similar in style to earlier pattern issued by French periodicals, this design is 140 stitches wide by 140 stitches tall and is made up of 51 DMC colors.

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BOUQUET OF WHITE ROSES - $9 USD

This late 1860's French pattern was a supplement from the magazine "Le Moniteur Des ames ( DDes Demoiselles."  The pattern is shown with the original French Blue background with white roses and rust leaves.  The design is 113 stitches wide by 109 stitches tall and is made up of 12 DMC colors.

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BOUQUET OF WHITE ROSES WITH GREEN LEAVES - $9 USD

This pattern is a duplicate of the one above, but with green leaves on a red background.  While the design size is the same, the number of colors has changed to 15 DMC colors, to accomodate some of the color shading that existed in the roses.

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ROSES ON RIBBONS CHAIRSEAT - $10 USD

This late 1860's pattern comes from the seller's collection and while does not display the designer's name, it is definitely English in design.  It was well used and heavily folded causing deep creases in the design.  The design is 160 stitches wide by 160 stitches tall and is made up of 19 DMC colors which match the original pattern.  The ribbon colors could be easily changed if they do not match your color scheme.

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DOUBLE BIRD FACE SCREEN - $7 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work of a friend of mine.  Originally, the background was left unworked and it was housed in a shield shaped frame with a chenille edge and gilt handle.  The design is 100 stitches wide by 81 stitches tall and is made up of 27 DMC colors.

 

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ROSES AND VIOLETS FACE SCREEN - $5 USD

This 1860's design comes from a Victorian face screen in the sellet's collection.  Originally executed on an unworked background of silk mess, attached to a wire circular frame and held by a bone handle, the design is 81 stitches wide by 80 stitches tall and uses 43 DMC colors.

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LATE SUMMER BOUQUET - $6 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished work in the seller's collection.  Originally house in an ornate gilt round frame, this design, while small in stature, is very impressive in make up of roses, daisies, asters and wheat shafts.  Comprised of 52 DMC colors to achieve the complex shading, it is 100 stitches wide by 101 stitches tall.

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ROSES TRIO FACE SCREEN - $5 USD

This 1860's pattern comes from a finished Victorian face screen in the seller's colletion.  This is the second in a series of three from the same estate and compliments the previous one listed.  The design is 80 stitches wide by 80 stitches tall and uses 31 DMC colors.

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ROSES AND RED VIOLETS FACE SCREEN - $4 USD

This is the last of the series of face screens circa 1860's from an English estate.  This apparently was designed for a child or a young girl due to the size being smaller than the rest, in both size of the screen and design.  The design area is 71 stitches wie by 70 stitches tall and is made up of 33 DMC colors.  It was also plainer as it had a painted wooden handle.

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ROSES AND CATTAILS - $18 USD

This late 1860's pattern comes from France and is part of the seller's collection.  Originally this pattern was issued as part of  "Magasin Des Demoiselles" monthly giveaway.  The design is impressive in size as it is 163 stitches wide an 207 stitches tall and uses 42 DMC colors.  The pattern is made up of Roses and Cattails as the central object surrouned by garlands of Forget me nots.

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ROSES AND CATTAILS CENTER OVAL ONLY- $10 USD

At the request of a customer the center oval was removed and made a pattern unto itself for use as a chair back.  The design is 105 stitches wide by 137 stitches tall and is made up of 31 DMC colors.

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