A bird’s eye view of the forest floor, a peek at what’s hidden beneath the towering trees and ferns – set around a background of subtle print hexagons you will find an array of pretty embroidered flowers, buzzing bee’s, appliqued toadstools, hearts and more. Finished size approx. 21.5” x 13.5” Pattern only What You Will Need: 18” cream tonal print, background 1 (6” x 6”) square each of 16 coordinating prints, hexagons 1 (6” x 6”) each of 4 assorted prints for applique 18” x 25” backing fabric 5” blue tonal print, binding 42 x 1” pre-cut water soluble hexies or traditional paper hexagons Embroidery Floss, I used Valdani 6 strand floss #519 green olives, #154 antique gold, #511 black sea, #P10 antique violet, #P8 old rose, #512 chimney dust, #548 blackened khaki brown, #078 aged wine and #578 primitive blue Apliquick rods, optional Appliqué paper, optional 18” x 25” batting Roxanne’s Glue Baste-It, optional Fabric glue pen, optional 18” x 25” fusible stitchery stabilizer, optional 1 x large sheet of paper Double sided sticky tape Fine tipped fabric marking pen Lightbox, optional General sewing supplies
