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Let Us Rejoice Primitive Stitchery
Let Us Rejoice Primitive Stitchery Pattern
Category:
EmbroideryType:
Hand EmbroiderySkill Level:
Novice
Basic Skills Necessary:
- french knots, back stitch, running stitch and transferring pattern to fabric
Pattern Description:
Simple and easy! Pattern contains a list of DMC color #'s and stitches, the full size drawing to trace onto your fabric. Before you know it, you're stitching. These make great gifts, and they are so quick, you still have plenty of time to make a few or more!
Materials:
- 15 x 15 piece of tea dyed muslin, DMC colors 420, 782, 815, 918, 935, 3777, 3826
You Will Also Need:
- Needle, scissors, optional embroidery hoop
Let Us Rejoice Primitive Stitchery Pattern
$5.00
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About the Designer
I'm fascinated with all things textile. I sew, quilt, felt, embroider, knit, crochet - almost everything except tatting, which I don't know how to do. I also love to design! I'm married to the best husband in the world, and together we have 7 children, and 18 grandchildren.
I was born sewing. Pretty much, I started sewing my own clothes when I was 9 yrs old, and now I'm over 50. Then I started ...
I'm fascinated with all things textile. I sew, quilt, felt, embroider, knit, crochet - almost everything except tatting, which I don't know how to do. I also love to design! I'm married to the best husband in the world, and together we have 7 children, and 18 grandchildren.
I was born sewing. Pretty much, I started sewing my own clothes when I was 9 yrs old, and now I'm over 50. Then I started designing, and writing quilt patterns. I have published one Quilt Book called Log Cabin Quilts: A Brand New Story by Karen Murphy. You can still buy it on Amazon. Yes, Karen Murphy. As soon as it was published, I got married! So much for all that name recognition! We live in Joplin, MO, where thankfully, the tornado of May 2011 missed us. I also have a job (I still work at home though) as Editor of The Quilt Pattern Magazine. It's online (we save trees) and focus on Quilt Patterns! I love all my work, and could happily give up all housecleaning and cooking in order to keep working. Some might say that I have. They might be right. But I do try to keep the dust bunnies corralled as best I can.
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