I finally found a photo of the original"Chase" Sampler.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgAt_Qd8wx8KwqTSZlCNJptQz9ZGAPi5DHgEOisnh89APLpP2dB8CJzZjfzFprZ0GWS-41nB6R2bLN9L_RFXKzRyKfy3ZzZck5u82MobiK6fvT5zmb6_ddph0sBUvIoQnYCl6vBWD7LLgPT/s400/chaseorig3.jpg)
I think the Paragon kit is remarkably like the original!
I enlarged, and lightened the signature and verse section to try to see the spelling of the name.
![](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj5Y1m-N1PgHJyJKOOeDQVDjH2eqta065HwOmnuvK5mMky1x3K2ZxcJP6lCqgFcZAAY7xGQdnWq9d0u3WhUs75EwwmPGj9qDEq468XutUrAwerB4PMmynpFAK1PrQmHLp-6mcO0VZmYkeVc/s400/chaseorig2.jpg)
The name appears on the first and third line. The first line is very faded and hard to see in this photo. On the third line, I can make out "Mary Starker" (near the center). It looks to me that it ends with an "r", which would agree with the Paragon kit.
That is how I am going to stitch it!
2 comments:
Wow, where did you find the original? It's wonderful. Carole O
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