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Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes
Pdf Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes

PDF Traditional Embroidery Colour Schemes

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Brand: Trish Burr Embroidery
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Ebook 55 pages.  This is a supplement to the book Colour Confidence In Embroidery.  It includes 24 colour schemes based on traditional paintings that can be used for embroidery project, quilting, or crafts.  Each scheme is accompanied by a stitched example and referenced to DMC stranded cotton.

PDF pattern for instant download, no shipping required.  You are buying a digital file to download, save and view/print at home.

Size:  15 x 21 cm.

 You will receive

  • 3 PDF Patterns:  The pattern, a copy of Embroidery Essentials and the Stitch Guide.
  • A full list of threads and materials required.
  • Clear tracing outline actual size.

For details on how to download and view an Ebook see here.

 

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Louise F.
A Big Thank You ! How Refeshing !

Dear Trish ~ I have studied color for years and in various formats so this is really quite a new approad for me.
I read and read it and will be printing it for refrence and my own exercises.
My thoughts are this, it encourages readers to really look, stimulates the imagination and add our own interpretations.
Your choices are exemplary for me as |I have also studied Art History, Weaving and Textile design.
I hope it reaches the libraries that stick to a discipline only and not just the people that do things by a rigid formate.
Thank you ! With love and best wishes to everyone !

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Louise F.
A Big Thank You ! How Refeshing !

Dear Trish ~ I have studied color for years and in various formats so this is really quite a new approad for me.
I read and read it and will be printing it for refrence and my own exercises.
My thoughts are this, it encourages readers to really look, stimulates the imagination and add our own interpretations.
Your choices are exemplary for me as |I have also studied Art History, Weaving and Textile design.
I hope it reaches the libraries that stick to a discipline only and not just the people that do things by a rigid formate.
Thank you ! With love and best wishes to everyone !