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PRIMITIVE SEASONS STITCHERY PINS Pattern
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Beginner
Category:
EmbroideryType:
Hand EmbroiderySkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Basic stitchery - backstitches and running stitches
- Basic quilting - border attachment
- Basic sewing - sewing on back & pinback
Pattern Description:
Here you go -- FREE PATTERN -- Primitive Seasons Pins! This one has been so popular for many years, but now it's time to retire it to the realm of FREE patterns! Use up all your scraps making these! Fun and easy to stitch while you're watching t.v.!! These are great show sellers as well! I hope you enjoy them! Complete instructions included! Great for beginners!
Finished pins/magnets may be sold at shows or online, but please give credit to Sue Allemand as the designer whenever possible.
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- approx. 2 1/2" x 3" each
Materials:
- muslin, scraps of homespun or cotton fabrics,
- cotton batting, e-beads, embroidery floss
You Will Also Need:
- tea-dye, needle/thread, pinback or magnet,
- light box or sunny window, water-erasable fabric marker
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About the Designer
SUE ALLEMAND has been designing for the painting, sewing and creative industries for over 20 years. She is a self-taught artist and is widely known for her folk art, primitive and whimsical designs. "I like simple, warm, fun designs that add a 'feeling' or 'inspiration' to a room without making it look cluttered or busy." Sue has had over 150 project articles published in numerous national ...
SUE ALLEMAND has been designing for the painting, sewing and creative industries for over 20 years. She is a self-taught artist and is widely known for her folk art, primitive and whimsical designs. "I like simple, warm, fun designs that add a 'feeling' or 'inspiration' to a room without making it look cluttered or busy." Sue has had over 150 project articles published in numerous national magazines and publications., and licenses her designs to art, home décor, gift, and button companies. She lives in Wisconsin and California, with her husband, Dan, and has two grown children, A.J. and Lindsey.
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