A Tree-a-day Stitchable Advent Calendar Bauble Pattern
Manufacturer Name: London Embroidery School
Manufacturer Address: 15A Hanover Street, London W1S 1YJ
Manufacturer Email: classes@embroidery.london
£15.00
Rated 4.69 out of 5 based on 13 customer ratings
An embroidery countdown for all!
We have a Christmassy design that even the most beginner of beginners can handle. Countdown to Christmas by embroidering a little tree each day and watch as your skills and excitement build throughout December into a homemade Christmas bauble. We will talk you through how you can learn embroidery and make your own Christmas decoration using only a few easy to source materials. This is a design only PDF (downloadable) which therefore requires no waiting for the post, plus you can use your own choice materials and colours.Â
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The PDF includes:
- Guiding your choice of materials and equipment
- 24 tree design set out in a bauble pattern
- How to transfer the design onto your fabric
- How to frame up your hoopÂ
- Essential embroidery basics you need to know
- Basic embroidery line stitches
- Fancy embroidery line stitches
- Embroidery Fill Stitches
- How to sew your embroidered trees into a Christmas tree worthy bauble
- 10% Donation to charity Trees for cities’
The list of material/equipment you need:
- Fabric
- Sewing thread to match
- Embroidery cottons x3 skeins minimum
- Embroidery hoop
- Fabric scissors
- Thread snips
- Needle
- Pencil or removable pen
- Pins
- Tape
- Stuffing
- Printer access
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Excellent!
This pattern is a lot of fun! Loved the compact size, variety of stitches and that fact that it’s a great project to use what you have. There will be another to follow in this year’s festive period!
Again as above but have kept this one back for awhile, probably to get it done for an Advent gift or two! Hoping you might have another idea for advent!