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Agapanthus Embroidery Kit
Annie Morris Embroidery£36
Luxury Hand Embroidery kit
Product description
Luxury Hand Embroidery kit
Our Agapanthus design is already a sure favourite! The Agapanthus flower is also known as The African Lily of the Nile, even though it is not actually a Lily! It can also symbolize fertility, purity, beauty and love. We certainly love this flower and the design here is open to your interpretation. The image derives from an original watercolour by Annie, painted in her garden in Devon. The soft linen is actually stitched very simply with basic stitches but in a painterly way as if you are using the thread as your paint.
All of our Kits come in a sturdy 2 piece recycled kraft presentation box, making them an ideal gift, as well as somewhere to keep your work as you stitch along!
A beautiful embroidery design, perfect for beginners, or ideal for someone with a little more experience!
Overview
Made in Britain
Gift wrapping available
Dimensions
Finshed hoop 6"
Made from
Treat yourself to a creative bit of slow stitching time! We are sure that you will feel rewarded by the results.
Each kit includes:
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Beautiful Anchor coloured threads
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2 x quality Hand embroidery needles
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Stitch guide
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Felt for the back of the hoop
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Pre-Printed luxury linen mix panel
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6” finest quality Elbesee wooden hoop
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Instruction booklet
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Practice piece of fabric
All our kits are carefully packed by hand and are beautifully packaged in high grade recycled kraft boxes, making it a perfect present for a creative friend or loved one.
Product code
1132978
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