In 1669, she completed another sampler, in whitework and cutwork, with silk thread on a linen ground. When she was eleven years old, she made an embroidered casket, followed two years later by another box, decorated with beadwork.
Martha Edlin is known to have married a man called Richard Richmond, and after his death she lived in Pinner, near London. She had daughters and grandchildren.
The embroideries by Martha Edlin housed in the Victoria and Albert Museum are:
- Polychrome band sampler
- Whitework and cutwork sampler
- Embroidered casket
- Jewellery case
- Pin cushion
- Pin cushion
- Purse
- Pair of gloves
V&A online catalogue (retrieved 22 June 2016).
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Source (retrieved 22 June 2016).