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Fat Quarter Queen Stitchery Pattern
What every quilter needs to hang on her wall, just above her stash!
No one can have too many fat quarters!! Express this with a framed stitchery. Display it above an antique bucket (I use an old wire locker basket) filled with your favorite fat quarters. Or make a scrappy border around stitchery with fat quarters and make into a pillow. Stitching measures 5 1/2 x 5 3/4”.
This ebook comes with complete instructions for embroidering this pattern using simple stitches. An instruction page regarding these stitches are included with this ebook.
*Note: These are downloadable instructions and patterns for making a stitchery. Since it is a download, a window will open to download and when you are signed into your user account at the time of purchase, it will also be located in the “My Library” section of your user account immediately after purchase. Thank you so much for your business!
Materials list:
Embroidery needle
Embroidery hoop
.01 black pigma pen - available at craft or quilting stores
Printed stitchery pattern
Hand dyed muslin
DMC #783 medium topaz
DMC #801 dark coffee brown
DMC #931 medium antique blue
Items contained in the eBook may be printed, and are intended for personal use. Any reproductions, digitizing, or sharing of the pattern, instructions, photos, or other contents of this book via internet or otherwise, are prohibited without consent from The Basket Case x Needlework Therapy. Any items intended for commercial gain must give design credit to “The Basket Case x Needlework Therapy”, and are limited in number. They may not be mass produced. Thank you for your honesty, and enjoy your pattern. -Nancy
