Jarrah & Grass Blue Butterfly
Project

Jarrah & Grass Blue Butterfly

by Denise Mackey

Beautiful stumpwork study of the life-cycle of a butterfly on eucalypt stems.

Instructions

Inspirations Issue 114
Printed Magazine

Inspirations Issue 114

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Jarrah & Grass Blue Butterfly - i114 Digital
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Jarrah & Grass Blue Butterfly - i114 Digital

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Description

Eucalyptus Marginata, commonly known as jarrah, is a West Australian tree best known for its deep red, insect-resistant wood that has been used for flooring and furniture making for centuries.

A member of the myrtle family, it produces conical, coral buds that open to white flowers consisting of hundreds of pollen-tipped stamens.

This magnificent stumpwork study captures the beauty of this plant, complete with the eggs, pupa, caterpillar and adult form of the grass blue butterfly.

Additional Information

Product Type
Project
Designer
Denise Mackey
Technique
Stumpwork
Project Type
Framed Embroidery
Publication
Inspirations
Issue Number
114
Finished Project Measures

11cm x 16.5cm wide (4 3/8" x 6 1/2")