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Shakespeare's Flowers In Stumpwork by Jane Nicholas Chameleon Stranded Silk And The Variety Is Astonishing:Shakespeare's Flowers In Stumpwork By Jane Nicholas. In 1598, Lady Anne Clifford wrote a letter to her father that featured a beautifully painted border. Inspired by that Shakespearian era design, Jane Nicholas has created her own embroidery, stitched on ivory silk satin in stumpwork. It showcases 14 assorted flowers and fruits popular at the time, from the Apothecary rose, borage, heartsease, and periwinkle to redcurrants, barberries, plums, and