Mountain Oak

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Crewel Embroidery Kit

The embroidery design measures 33cm x 41cm wide (13” x 16”).

Mountain Oak is a contemporary take on a traditional Tree of Life is worked in a palette of blue, teal and green with burnt orange highlights.

The Mountain Oak is embroidered using Appletons crewel yarn onto ivory linen twill. The design is worked using 33 different embroidery stitches and 7 variations of laid trellis to create textures and patterns within the design.

The embroidery kit includes everything you need to complete the embroidery. Please note; the kit does not include the materials needed to make the pillow shown.

Crewel Embroidery Kit

The embroidery design measures 33cm x 41cm wide (13” x 16”).

Mountain Oak is a contemporary take on a traditional Tree of Life is worked in a palette of blue, teal and green with burnt orange highlights.

The Mountain Oak is embroidered using Appletons crewel yarn onto ivory linen twill. The design is worked using 33 different embroidery stitches and 7 variations of laid trellis to create textures and patterns within the design.

The embroidery kit includes everything you need to complete the embroidery. Please note; the kit does not include the materials needed to make the pillow shown.

IN THIS KIT YOU WILL FIND:

  • INSTRUCTION BOOKLET with detailed, step by step instructions

  • Ivory linen twill with the embroidery design marked for your convenience

  • 33 skeins of Appleton's crewel wool

  • 4 needles

YOU WILL ALSO NEED:

  • 75cm (30”) wide slate frame

  • 1m x 2.5cm wide (1yd 4” x 1”) cotton tape

  • 5m x 1cm wide (5yd 17”) cotton tape

  • Dressmaker’s pins

  • Matching sewing thread

** INTERMEDIATE **

I recommend you have a little exprience in crewel work to stitch Mountain Oak. The embroidery is worked using a wide variety of different stitches and techniques.

The Tree of Life is such an iconic motif in crewel embroidery. I have always wanted to design and stitch one of my own and a trip to the French Alps was the perfect inspiration and opportunity to do so. My Mountain Oak is very much inspired by traditional crewel embroidery. It is stitched in a contemporary palette of fresh greens and blues and I replaced the common stately stag is with a cheeky mountain goat.

The detailed instructions and diagrams will help guide you step by step through the project however, you might find it helpful to have a stitch directory at hand – I always do.

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