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Loved this - thank you for taking the time to make it. The historic jacket recreation is fascinating. x

I loved this video…so sweet, such a journey, so beautiful. Thank you for your pursuit of excellence.

Another great episode. So appreciate the opportunity to travel along with you. Especially nice to see the high resolution images of the samplers at the end.

Thank you for that wonderful tour. Amazing pieces. That Andes piece was spectacular!

Beautiful ❤

So good to see all of you and the beautiful Samplers too. Thank you for sharing more information with all of us. I fondly remember the Vassar symposiums and seeing many of these pieces in person. But always good to see them again and again and again. Please!

Maria Borja used a patchwork of different dialects in her text. So far, I know Tabang = help and Mauilayao = shy in Bisaya (general dialect in the central group of islands). The Philippines has 7,107 islands and while not all islands have their own dialect, there are many regional/provincial dialects, with Tagalog being the "main" one. Some of the words stitched sound like it's from Panggasinan (up in the northern main island), but I haven't bothered enough people to help me translate :)

Amazing collection!!! Thank you for sharing. Wish someone would reproduce them for us to stitch.

A great “backpack” video! Like others, I would love to see more of the Vassar collection!

Thank you sooooo much! I am from the Philippines. I have been forever looking for a Filipino Sampler.

Spectacular works of the past; I am so grateful for you sharing your experiences with us. This collections is quite diverse and a treat to look at and get lost in...

Thanks for sharing this video with all of us. Great information on the samplers. Your knowledge is amazing

Wonderful trip. Thanks for taking us along.

I loved the presentation. Thank you for igniting my curiosity! I would like to know more on various topics of the episode and of various elements of the samplers. The two headed eagle struck a particular cord of my curiosity. I know it as a prominent symbol of the Byzatine Empire which ended in 1453 (much earlier that the date on the sampler), and of the Eastern Orthodox Christian faith. The fall of the Byzantine Empire forced populations to Western Europe. And now I want to know more about what this symbol represented at the time of the sampler (1713).

What a treat to watch this !! Stunning pieces, thank you so much for taking us along !!

Amazing pieces. Really love coming along in the back pack, appreciate the work it takes to film, edit and publish.

A very informative (and fun) video. Would love to see more of the Vassar Collection in another video!

Beautiful! Thank you for sharing!❤

Such breathtaking work! Thank you.

Gorgeous - thank you - samplers would make a wonderful catalogue/booklet.

Stunning!! Thank you for sharing so many details of your marvelous work. A cabinet is definitely on my bucket list.

WOW!!!! I am blown away by the talent God has given you!!! Beautiful!!!!

Thanks for another great episode. And thanks also to Rebecca for sharing her knowledge and this amazing needlework with us.

I am with you Trish - wow indeed!!! Blows my mind.

These videos are so chock full of information and history. Thank you for sharing🌻

This is an amazing exhibit. I can only imagine what it's like to see in person ✨️

This is so amazing!!! I was just in London and unfortunately the opening day was my last day. I did get to spend a couple hours in the V&A and got to see the amazing Martha Edlin embroideries and saw the piece of hair needlework in the drawer you referred to. I can’t wait to hear more about Martha and your research into her.

Thank you, Tricia, for sharing some of the most amazing pieces of beadwork and embroidery displayed in this exhibition. One can only be in awe of the work these girls accomplished.

Thank you for taking us alone on this marvelous exhibit.

Fantastic and you did fine, amazing preservation.

Hi -- So glad to have found you !!! Love, love, love

Thanks for the tour. Can’t wait to get my catalog!

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Living in Australia I will never get to see this calibre of embroidery in real life. We appreciate your time doing these videos ❤

What fun!! I may never get to see Whitney Antiques in person, but this tour and interview was just wonderful! Thanks so much!

Oh my goodness, this was just wonderful. As a collector of antique and vintage purses, I love seeing anything on antique embroidery and beadwork.

Thank you for sharing this with us. I really enjoyed it!

Enjoyed it very much.

Really really excellent interview ,thankyou

Thanks Tricia, what an amazing exhibition.

Tricia, this was the most phenomenal trip..thank you & Rebecca for doing such a beautiful video, amazing exhibition, Incredible works of art❣️❣️

Thank you for sharing this awesome exhibition.

This was an amazing interview and showcase of beautiful rare needlework pieces !! TYVM❤

Thank you for sharing this incredible exhibition with us!

I'm listening to this while making a goldwork hedgehog for my box.😂

Fascinating. I learn so much from your videos. Thank you.

This was fascinating. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you so much for putting these videos up for us to see.

Very interesting I’ll will have to pay attention to museums around me and see if they have any samplers. History is amazing, if we only take the time to learn.

Amazing pieces; wonderful presentation. So educational and inspiring. Thank you for bringing more history from your world to ours. A true treat during these turbulent times.

That was amazing. Thank you so much.

This was so interesting, and Alexandra's enthusiasm was inspiring. Thank you.