A Style of Deerfield II

Price range: $85.00 through $100.00

PROJECT BY BARBARA GILBERT, PEGGY KIMBLE & HELEN McCRINDLE

INTERMEDIATE/BEGINNER | DEERFIELD

This lovely design combines several elements of Deerfield style embroidery.

This design features the following stitches: buttonhole, buttonhole wheels, chain, snail’s trail (coral knots), darning, feather, fly, French knots, New England laid stitch (Roumanian), outline or stem, herringbone, Deerfield herringbone, cross-stitch, latticework, satin stitch, spike stitch, and speckling.

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PROJECT BY BARBARA GILBERT, PEGGY KIMBLE & HELEN McCRINDLE

INTERMEDIATE/BEGINNER  | DEERFIELD

This lovely design combines several elements of Deerfield style embroidery.

Stitches: buttonhole, buttonhole wheels, chain, snail’s trail (coral knots), darning, feather, fly, French knots, New England laid stitch (Roumanian), outline or stem, herringbone, Deerfield herringbone, cross-stitch, latticework, satin stitch, spike stitch, and speckling. This will make a great chapter project.

Design size: 24 cm x  36 cm (9½” x 14¼”) approximately

Supplies: 1 piece of plain weave linen (white, ecru or light beige) for surface stitching or linen twill, cut 38cm x 45cm (15″ x 18″),  Appleton’s crewel wool – 1 skein of lightest blue value; 2 skeins of a medium and dark value and 1 skein of white or saffron (or colours of your choice),  stretcher bars – 38cm x 45cm (15″ x 18″), tacks or staples

Time: 4 months approximately

Supplies to purchase:  Approximately $60 for thread and fabric

Fee Option A:  Emailed instructions (PDF, 40 pages) – $85 for non-members

Fee Option B:  Mailed printed instructions (40 pages) – $100 for non-members

All prices are in Canadian dollars.

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Emailed PDF instructions, Mailed printed instructions

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