Joyful Stitching: Transform Fabric with Improvisational EmbroiderySlow stitch playful projects in Lauras colorful whimsical style.,Transform a flat plain surface into a joyful art piece with instructions for 21 embroidery,stitches and 6 projects. Author: Laura Wasilowski. Softcover 64 pages.,Expected Release date: January 2018 A Tasty Bite of Apple Finished size: 7× 8 This delicious free-form embroidery begins by sketching or stitching the outline of the pattern shapes on wool using the Wool Transfer Method. A patchwork of stitches and stitch combinations randomly fill in the shapes of an apple, stem, and leaf. Folk Art Garden This garden of flowers is quick and easy to make. Made with a few swatches of felt and stitched with a perle cotton #5 thread, the flowers have the cozy, folk art feeling of a penny rug. Adapt the design to the size of a table runner by rearranging the pattern shapes on a larger background fabric. Materials List for Yellow House Landscape Light yellow to pink colored silk: 11x 8.5 | Wool batting: 9x6.5 | Lightweight fusible web: 11x 8.5 Felt: 8x 5.5 for backing | Parchment paper: 12 x 10 | Tracing paper: 12 x 10 Perle cotton #12 threads In the following colorways: Variegated yellow/gold: For house, left field, boat, and rope | Aquamarine: For door, windows, roof, chimney, boat, fences, and birds Variegated red/gold: For roof, doorknob, and path | Variegated dark red / brown: For tree trunk, shoreline, path, and boat Variegated green / gold / red / turquoise: For treetop and shrub flowers | Dark green: For small tree branches and shrubs Pea green: For shoreline flowers | Light blue: For shoreline flowers, boat, and foreground plants Variegated green / yellow / gold / blue: For left field, grass, and foreground plants
