In this issue you will find exciting opportunities to grow your personal stitch and technique repertoire, with projects ranging from effortless, complete-in-a-day embroidery to more elaborate projects to savour over time. Designs feature flowers in many forms, from silk ribbon wildflowers to patterns in counted thread, and from a flourish of Jacobean color and texture to graceful depictions in stumpwork and three-dimensional goldwork.
Featured Projects
Inspirations Issue 126 features the following projects:
Fritillary, Fennel & Scarab Beetle by Jane Nicholas Superb stumpwork study of a uniquely patterned flower carefully matched with fennel and a gleaming beetle.
Splendid Jacobean by Colleen Goy Richly textured Jacobean design exploring myriad embroidery stitches to depict a colorful array of flowers.
Spring Posy by Hannah Mansfield Stunning brooch composed of spring flowers created with three-dimensional goldwork.
Blomst by Noriko Livingstone Circular zip pouch with a blossom design showcasing an early style of Hedebo embroidery.
Ripple by Katherine Kennedy Handy cotton huck towel using simple stitches to create a pretty, decorative border.
Flowering in Red by Christine Burton Needlework accessories showcasing one beautiful design on three different weights of linen.
Wildflower Profusion by Lorna Bateman Wreath filled with flowers utilizing silk ribbon embroidery.
Creative Stitching Book
Needles: •#24 Chenille: Tulip or Clover •#18 Chenille: Tulip or Clover •#3 Milliners Tulip or Gold Eye
