Australian Homespun - February 2016_

(John Hannent) #1
Materials
Q Two squares, 40cm
(16in) light blue linen
(background)
Q DMC Perlé 5 Cotton in
Light Coral (352), Very Light
Avocado Green (471), Violet
(553) and Light Topaz (726)
Q Small wool felt pieces in
light and dark turquoise
(appliqué)
Q5mm (^11 ⁄ 4 in), 8mm (^5 ⁄ 1616 in)
and 10mm (^3 ⁄ 8 in) diameter
sequins in assorted colours
(feathers)
Q Clear seed beads
Q White machine-sewing
or beading thread
Q Needles: beading, milliner’s
(straw) and crewel
Q 30cm (12in) embroidery
hoop
Q Two 20cm (8in) square
stretched canvas frames
Q Two squares, 20cm (8in)
white polar fl eece or
thin batting
Q 1.8m (2yd) of 25mm (1in)
wide grosgrain ribbon
(neatening the back)
Q Erasable fabric-marking pen
Q Freezer paper
Q Craft glue
Q Staple gun
Q General sewing supplies

Stitches used: Backstitch,
bullion stitch, chain stitch,
French knot, open detached
chain stitch, satin stitch,
split stitch, straight stitch

Design sizes:Owl 14 x
11.5cm (5^1 ⁄ 2 x4^1 ⁄ 2 in); peacock
15 x 19cm (6 x 7^1 ⁄ 2 in)

Note: Read the instructions
before starting the project.
Pre-wash the fabric and iron
it well. Use one thickness of
Perlé 5 thread throughout – it is
not divisible. Work in the order
given for each design. Instructions
are given for using the printed
Pattern Sheet in the magazine,
but you can also download
the digital patterns from
http://www.homespun.net.au and
print them out.

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