The embroidered wall hanging, entitled 'Spring Game,' features a maze-like abstract design, most likely representing a garden layout. The ground is coarsely woven and processed linen, which is embroidered with wool, silk, cotton, linen and jute threads and yarns, both machine and handspun. The stitches used are closed herringbone, couching, and open buttonhole (Karasz gives these stitches her own names in her book 'Adventures in Stitching...'); All stitches are used in an unorthodox fashion. The colors employed are browns, greens, tans, beiges, rust, oranges, and yellows; all are possibly prodoouced with natural dyes. The hanging is constructed of two equal size pieces of burlap, seamed down the middle, prior to embroidering. The seamed edges are cut and the side edges are selvages. The top and bottom edges are elaborately sewn into wooden hanging rods original to the construction.