Eliza Bell Cox 1832 pattern

Eliza Bell Cox 1832

There is a modest little flower, To friendship ever dear, Oh! Plant it on my humble bed And strew it O'er my bier. Let not the dark sepulchral yew Its somber branches wave, But let that little fragile flower Alone grow on my grave. No sculptured marble e'er shall shew My long, and lowly home, That little modest, humble flower shall mark my silent tomb. Then shall my grace by this be known, A little smiling spot, A mound thick covered with the flower, That says FORGET ME NOT."

Model: stitched on 36ct Vintage Buttercream linen

Stitch count: 307W x 433H