Love Nature and Embroidery? Nature Inspired Embroidery Designs Embroidery Kit Dear Creatives

Are you ready to get crafting? Today we are sharing a new Embroidery Kit. Perfect if you are a hand embroider or want to learn how to embroider. The last few years I gave my granddaughter a few sewing card book kits. She really has enjoyed learning how to sew, embroider and cross stitch.

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Embroidery Kit

This kit is new to the market. The embroidery kit Natural Splendor – Embroidery Designs is a bit more advanced in the embroidery patterns but, can be for an adult beginner or someone younger (10+ depending on maturity and skill level) who has some of the basic stitches down and how to follow a pattern.

I’ll go over all the details and you can see if it fits your needs or you’d like this for a crafting gift to get or give.

The kit includes

64 page instruction book
10 skeins of 6- strand embroidery floss
3 iron on transfer sheets
12 embroidery patterns to guides your embroidery stitches
2 stitching needles
6 inch embroidery hoop
2 pieces of white fabric

Seasoned stitchers and crafters new to embroidery can enjoy the patterns. These projects can be applied to totes, towels, linens, pillows and more.

Step by step instructions for beautiful nature inspired designs.

Embroidery Patterns Include

Bumblebee
Beetle
Butterfly
Dandelion
Dragonfly
Flowers & Sprigs
Hummingbird
Ladybugs
Leaves
Mushrooms
Seedpods
Waterlily

Not your grandmother’s embroidery, but modern take on this classic craft!

About the author

Kelly Fletcher is a largely self-taught hand embroiderer who grew up with needles and thread, fabric and yarn. She creates content for magazine, book and kit publishers worldwide. This book is a becker & mayer book, and was supplies to us by Quarto for free.

This all comes in a fold out box with magnetic closure. What I love is how easily you can slip out the book, use the kit and keep it all together. Or add it to your project bag. I have yet to start the projects as I am waiting until I’m with my grand daughter who loves to sew and continue learning this craft. When we finish a project or two I promise to share finished images.

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