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Redwork Towels Nature Hand Embroidery Pattern
Category:
EmbroideryType:
Hand EmbroiderySkill Level:
Beginner
Basic Skills Necessary:
- Stem stitch, back stitch, lazy daisy, French knots
- Basic sewing skills
Pattern Description:
A set of redwork hand embroidery pattern borders for kitchen towels featuring birdhouses, cattails, poppies and wheat. Really fun kitchen decor!
This pattern set includes four patterns with a garden and nature theme. The patterns measure around 3 1/2 x 8 and the wheat pattern is a little larger. They can be done in redwork or embroidered with colors to match your kitchen or your favorite colors. The patterns can be added to pillow cases or table runners too! The floss colors used in the models are noted on the pattern and the finishing instructions for the fabric borders are included. I found the towel yardage at my local quilt shop, very fun projects!
This includes four patterns, a photo page, embroidery instructions for all four patterns, suggested supply list and finishing instructions.
Thank you!
Sizing / Finished Measurements:
- Finished embroidered design measure around 3 1/2" x 8".
Materials:
- Toweling yardage, linen towels or fabric to embroider on
- Embroidery floss
- Fabric for edges of towels if using toweling yardage.
You Will Also Need:
- Transfer method, embroidery needle, scissors, embroidery hoop if desired,
- Sewing machine
Redwork Towels Nature Hand Embroidery Pattern
$8.00
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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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