Crewelwork Woodland Animals by Helen Richman

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Crewel Work Woodland Animals By Helen Richman

Learn the traditional hand embroidery technique of Crewel Work to create this beautiful Woodland Animals design. Crewel work refers to the lavish style of embroidery which became popular during the 17th century using crewel wool threads on a background of linen twill.

This design will introduce you to many of the stitches and techniques which are essential in the art of Crewel Work embroidery including: split stitch, seeding stitch, trellis stitch, fly stitch, stem stitch, chain stitch, detached chain stitch, satin stitch, buttonhole stitch, long and short stitch, herringbone stitch, block shading and french knots.

This kit includes all of the threads, fabric and needles required to complete this charming hand embroidery design and the clear instruction booklet with step by step photographs will guide you easily through your project.

The traditional linen twill background fabric is provided with the design already transferred on for you.

Materials included in the kit: linen twill fabric, Appletons crewel wool and size 22 chenille needles.

Not suitable for children, kit contains sharp needles

Difficulty level: Intermediate

Design dimensions: 19cm x 19cm

Additional equipment required: 10 inch ring frame and embroidery scissors