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Embroidered runner created from a piece of a white cotton bedsheet. Two large poppies and several smaller poppy buds are embroidered down the middle in a cross stitch, using canvas. Created to match a bedspread (UF2015.038.a001).

Embroidered pillowcase, on white cotton. Pattern orientation is horizontal. It is created with the Yavorivka stitch and features a row of geometric multicoloured diamonds running vertically down the middle of the pillow, flanked on either side by…

Embroidered pillowcase top, on yellow cotton. Not sewn together with the back. Pattern orientation is horizontal. It is created cross stitch and features a row of geometric multicoloured diamonds running horizontally across the middle of the pillow,…

A pillowcase embroidered with a vine of 10 flowers in combinations of two in variations of pink, yellow and blue colours topped with the embroidered word "Victor". Embroidery stitch: satin stitch.

A pillowcase embroidered with a vine of 10 flowers in combinations of two in variations of pink, yellow and blue colours topped with the embroidered word "Anne". Embroidery stitch: satin stitch.

A pillowcase embroidered in simple large-format cross stitch depicting a bouquet of three roses, one pink in the middle and two burgundy ones on the sides.

A pillowcase with its design commemorating Canada's centenary depicting the Canadian flag with maple leaf and 1867-1967 in a red line running stitch, and the centenary symbols of a five-pointed star divided into 11 triangles on a stem on each side in…

Souvenir sweatshirt. White raglan sleeve with a large stylized drawing of the word ''ДУНАЙ'' [Dunai] in purple and orange. The text below reads: ''ЕДМОНТОН АЛБЕРТА КАНАДА'' [Edmonton Alberta Canada]. Size: XL. Manufactured by Fruit of the Loom.

A medium-sized pillowcase embroidered in hutsul style with a broad strip of geometric design of concentric colourful diamonds on white background down the middle with perimeters of triangular concentric designs in dark burgundy with yellow and red…

Goat hat with two horns made from a Caribou fur hat originally purchased in Norway in the early 1970s by Paul Sembaliuk.