Winter Moon Pine Trees Cotton Linen Panel - (UK postage only)

Description

Winter Moon Pine Trees festive wreath printed on high quality cotton fabric. Part of our winter moon series, all stands still in the winter forest of pines surrounded by a wreath of winer berries and foliage. Our limited edition Winter Moon Pine Trees embroidery panel has been created to allow you to interpret and embroider as much or as little as you want and because the design is permanent, you do not have to be an expert to make these designs your own. A beginner who is comfortable with only one or two embroidery stitches can quite happily stitch these designs and they are perfect for slow stitch projects. Supplied as a 28 x 28cm panel (approx), the design measures approx 17 x 17cm. The panels can be embroidered by hand or machine using a wide variety of threads and are even suited to ribbon embroidery. Panels are expertly printed and are colourfast and washable at 30 degrees Celsius. PLEASE NOTE that this listing is for the panel only. It does not include a hoop, threads or stitch guide/ instructions. A full kit version will soon be available. We chose this cotton fabric so that these panels can be incorporated into Cushions, bags or used for journalling or other embroidery projects. Designs are created from our own artworks and elements from artisan clipart. CONTENTS: Printed 28 x 28cm white cotton panel John James crewel needle and threader. Cellophane packet. ***Important*** This is a panel with design only.

What's included in the price?

CONTENTS: - Printed 28 x 28cm cotton panel approx. - John James crewel needle and threader. - Biodegradable Cellophane packet.

What you will need

You only need to know a few basic embroidery stitches: - Hoop. - Scissors. - Embroidery threads or ribbon.

Maker

Maire Curtis Lakeland Studio

with Craft Courses since 2015

Message the maker

Maureen is a master hand embroiderer with over 25 years experience. Skills handed down from Irish ancestors have been honed with training from world class embroidery schools. Small courses and workshops are often held in her native Cumbria and the hand embroidery courses can be studied via distance learning or online.