Long Dog Samplers - Game of Swannes

Long Dog Samplers - Game of Swannes 

The collective noun for swans is “game”, a term which dates back to at lease 1554 when William Romsey of Bieton left his game to “my wyffe Elizabeth during her lyffe and at her decease, at the marking time next after, to remain Anne Bartilmew and Kunegunde Dix and the heirs of their bodies lawfully begotten.” Nothing quite like keeping it in the family it would seem.

Swans were, and still are, the property of the monarch and cannot be privately owned without Royal assent. However Long Dog Samplers and the resident ravens are completely without scruples and more than happy to sell you a copy of their gorgeous “Game of Swannes” chart!

Model: your choice

Stitch Count: 187 x 251

Threads:  DMC or GAST 

Includes: Counted Cross Stitch Pattern/s with Materials List & Instructions

*Due to Copyright Restrictions Patterns are Not Returnable