British Patriotic Samplers: Elizabeth II: Greenwich Golden Jubilee embroidery

15 January 2012

Elizabeth II: Greenwich Golden Jubilee embroidery

In the year of Queen Elizabeth's diamond jubilee, you might like to take a moment to view and learn more about the golden jubilee embroidery made in Greenwich.

Explore the image in greater detail here:
http://www.greenwichembroideries.org.uk/pagejubilee.html

Read about its genesis here:
http://www.greenwichembroideries.org.uk/pagejubileestory.html
and its contents here:
http://www.greenwichembroideries.org.uk/pagejubileecontent.html

Read about the embroiderers and who sewed which element/s here:
http://www.greenwichembroideries.org.uk/pagejubileeteam.html

1 comment:

shandy15 January, 2012 22:02
I've posted some shots of my abdication sampler on my blog www.cheviots.blogspot.com. I don't know whether you have seen this version.
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