September Vlogs Day 10 ~ cross stitch memory lane & finding Threads of Gold sampler

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In this September vlog, Tanya from SamplerSensibility takes viewers on a nostalgic journey through her cross-stitch memory lane, sharing stories from her teenage years when her mother ran a cross-stitch shop in the 1980s. She recalls attending needlework festivals and trade shows, where she encountered designers like Renee from the Needle Love Company and discovered unique sampler patterns. Tanya fondly remembers visiting Edna Medlin's shop, Emily's, in North Carolina, and the delightful trips to Sherry's Bakery for whoopie pies. She also shows a stack of vintage sampler patterns, including the 'Threads of Gold' sampler by Dorothy Snowball from 1814, which she hopes to stitch one day. Additionally, she answers a viewer's question about craft patterns from Thy Needle and Thread, mentioning the 'Hocus Pocus' chart by Brenda Jer, available at local needlework shops.

• Tanya shares memories of her mother's cross-stitch shop in the 1980s and attending trade shows.
• She highlights a favourite designer, Renee from the Needle Love Company, who treated her as an adult.
• She shows a stack of vintage sampler patterns, including 'Threads of Gold' by Dorothy Snowball.
• Tanya recounts visits to Edna Medlin's shop, Emily's, and trips to Sherry's Bakery for whoopie pies.
• She answers a question about craft patterns, mentioning 'Hocus Pocus' by Brenda Jer from Thy Needle and Thread.