▶ Watch on YouTubeFloss Tube #82 "Judith, Esther and the Revolutionary War"
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Susan Standley presents Floss Tube episode 82, continuing her series on the Quaker ancestors Judith and Esther. She begins by thanking viewers for their support of her 'Judith' design, which is now shipping, and discusses her progress on Esther's Marking Sampler, stitched in indigo shades. She explains the four-sided stitch and shows an antique sampler from 1828 featuring the same stitch.
- Susan shares progress on Esther's Marking Sampler, stitched in indigo, and discusses the four-sided stitch.
- She introduces her new project, Hannah Whittaker 1821, an Ackworth Quaker style reproduction from Cross Stitch Antiques, and deliberates over fabric and thread choices.
- Susan shows Dutch Heritage Fabrics, including chintz reproductions by Petra Prins, Nel Kouwenhoven, and Anne Moonen.
- She tells the story of Richard Moon, Judith's father, and the Battle of New Garden during the Revolutionary War, and how Quakers cared for the wounded.
- Susan explains her First Stitches Journal and offers a free Quaker mini book download to viewers who email her.
- She announces that the next video will be a historical fiction chapter based on the story shared in this episode.