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Redwork Christmas Ornaments Pattern Set Pattern
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Beginner
Category:
EmbroideryType:
Hand EmbroiderySkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- stem stitch, back stitch, french knots, lazy daisy, satin stitch
- basic sewing skills
Pattern Description:
A fun set of redwork hand embroidery Christmas ornament patterns featuring a holiday bird, Santa, a snowman, joy, a snow scene and Merry Christmas!
This is a set of six hand embroidery ornament patterns. Four of the ornaments measure approximately 3" x 3". Merry Christmas measures 1 1/2" x 4 1/2 and Santa measures 4 1/2" x 4 1/2". They are easily transferred to fabric using methods from craft or sewing stores, a light box or window. You can embroider them in your own colorway or the colors used in the models are noted in the pattern. These are nice for gift exchanges, package decorations or to display around the house as well as on the Christmas tree. They are very easy to embroider and work up quickly!
Really fun decorations for the holidays with a nice assortment of images. This includes a photo page, six hand embroidery patterns, embroidery instructions, suggested supply list and finishing instructions for the ornaments.
Thank you!
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Finished ornaments measure between 3" and 4" square.
Materials:
- fabric to embroider on, embroidery floss, small amount of quilting fabric, ribbon
You Will Also Need:
- tracing method, embroidery hoop, scissors, embroidery needle
- sewing machine, fusible fleece, sewing thread
Redwork Christmas Ornaments Pattern Set Pattern
$6.00
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About the Designer
I began sewing as a young girl in 4-H and my mother and grandmothers all liked to sew. I have a lovely collection of quilts from one of my grandmothers and crocheted afghans from my other grandmother. I love to draw and do needlework so when my children were little and I was staying home with them I decided to design my own patterns and greeting cards. I have a web site that shows all of my ...
I began sewing as a young girl in 4-H and my mother and grandmothers all liked to sew. I have a lovely collection of quilts from one of my grandmothers and crocheted afghans from my other grandmother. I love to draw and do needlework so when my children were little and I was staying home with them I decided to design my own patterns and greeting cards. I have a web site that shows all of my patterns and links to other items I make with my illustrations. www.countrygardenstitchery.com
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