Digital Pattern
Circa 1756 - i92 Digital
by Barbara Jackson
Traditional crewel design worked in beautiful wool threads.
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Description
The spectacular popularity of crewel embroidery reached its zenith in the 17th and 18th centuries when lavish furnishings were stitched by professional embroiderers to ornament the bed.
Curtains, valances, a head cloth, pillows and a bed cover were richly decorated with stylised flowers, rolling hillocks and all manner of animals, birds and insects.
This dainty wall pocket echoes the designs and colours that were so popular at this time. Traditionally used to hold small household items, the hanging pocket makes a perfect and pretty way to keep things safe in the 21st century.
About this Digital Pattern File
This product is a digital PDF file for you to save and print at home and, as a digital product, it is non-refundable. It does not include any materials or kit. Included are comprehensive instructions to create the project along with detailed step-by-step illustrations/photographs, a full list of threads and materials required, pattern sheet plus any relevant hints, tips and tricks.
Printing this Digital Pattern
To print the full-size pattern sheet you may need to select “tiling” as the print method. This will print in sections over multiple pages which you then stick together to form the full-size pattern sheet.
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Additional Information
- Product Type
- Digital Pattern
- Designer
- Barbara Jackson
- Technique
- Crewel Embroidery
- Project Type
- Wall Pocket
- Publication
- Inspirations
- Issue Number
- 092
- Page Count
- 10 pages
- File Size
- 5MB
- Finished Project Measures
25cm x 16cm wide (10" x 6 1/4")