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Rosalie Wakefield
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A Fan of Flowers-960 |
This is a Brazilian Embroidery
design. Stitches used: outline, satin, back, Rosalie's Picot
Cast-On Rose, Cascade Blossoms, Twisty Ribbon. Available on
white or cream fabric.
Edmar Floss Needed:
Iris 147, 161 (2 skeins); Lola 008, 125 (2 skeins), 153,
327.
Special needs: #10 triangle beads or delica beads. |
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A Pocket Full of Posies |
A Pocket Full of Posies is
another ROMAGA design for a small frame, book cover or as
wearable art on a vest or even a pocket. The flowers in this
design offer many opportunities to practice the beginning
stitches. In addition, you will have the benefit of two
complementary teaching styles as these basic B.E. stitches
are implemented. Floss colors and weights listed below were
used on the design as shown, but you are encouraged to
choose the colors that will match your home décor or your
personal taste.
Stitches Included: stem and outline stitch, French knot,
colonial knot, pistil stitch (long-tailed French knot) chain
stitch, lazy daisy, knotted lazy daisy, straight and curved
bullions, blanket stitch, short straight cast-on, curved
cast-on, drizzle, satin stitch, fly stitch, and feather
stitch. Within each of these stitches are little nuances in
technique that produce a more refined finish. In addition,
you will learn easy knotting (beginning and ending a thread)
and the difference in the way a French knot or pistil stitch
is wrapped and set.
Edmar Threads used are: Glory: 051, 106, 203, 206;
Iris: 051, 099, 129, 142, 203, 206, 403;
Frost: 007;
Lola: 008, 026, 054, 219;
Boucle 070
Design Area: 4.5” x 6” |
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Afternoon Delight-985 |
This is a Brazilian Embroidery
design by Ruth Griffith. Stitches used: satin, outline, detached chain,
bullion, pistil, French knot, cast-on, straight, couching,
comma, double cast-on, detached buttonhole, stem.
Edmar Floss Needed:
Glory 119, 134;
Iris 000, 007, 008, 017, 040, 070, 116, 135, 141, 142, 143,
203, 317;
Lola 000, 006, 007, 017, 086, 134, 141, 143;
Cire 119.
This is available on white or cream fabric. |
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American Beauty Rose-965 |
This is a Brazilian Embroidery
design. Stitches used: straight, fly, bullion, running
bullions, raised buttonhole, comma, LZ DZ, cast-on, running
cast-on, outline, colonial knot.
Edmar Floss used:
Glory 051, 133, 207;
Iris 053, 111, 160, 167, 215, 216;
Frost 134;
Lola 125;
Cire 204, 218;
Nova 204.
This is available on white fabric. |
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A-Tisket, A-Tasket - 970 |
This is an
intermediate/advanced Brazilian Embroidery design. A-Tisket, A-Tasket
- flowers fill our wicker basket! We'll stitch lots
of new flowers - the Blue Mountain Rose, Beauty Rose, painted
mum, Night Romancing the Moon, red flowering currant, Appalachian
violet, and our beloved "Loopy," and we'll explore the ways simple
stitch re-arrangements can give flowers a completely new
look. Stitches
Included: Bead embroidery techniques, bullion, cast-on
stitch, DK rose
leaf, double cast-on stitch, fly stitch, French knot, lazy
daisy, long &
short stitch, loopy drizzle, outline stitch, raised
buttonhole stitch, running
cast-on stitch, satin stitch, stem stitch, up-down cast-on
stitch.
Design
Area: 6" X 6" Fabric Size: 12" X 12" cream fabric.
Floss Needed:
Lola: 072, 098, 154, 171, 323; Iris: 050, 051, 093, 111, 150,
154, 160, 215, 223 (skein), 402, 403; Frost: 114;
Glory: 50, 214; Copper Candlelight. |
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BE Flower Preserves-964 |
This is a Brazilian dimensional
embroidery design. Stitches used: satin, straight, fly,
feather, up-down cast=on, bullion, LZ DZ, long and short
satin, French knot, outline, knotted loop.
Edmar Thread Needed:
Glory 141, 144;
Iris 000, 009, 040, 041, 072, 107, 111, 118, 123, 125, 131,
134, 136, 146, 147, 153, 155, 173, 225;
Boucle 080.
This is available on white fabric. |
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Carnival Confetti-968 |
This is a Brazilian Dimensional
Embroidery design. Stitches used: satin, straight, fly,
outline, bullion, cast-on, French knot, up-down cast-on,
blanket, running cast-on, reverse LZ DZ, "No-Bite" cast-on,
chain. This is available on white fabric.
Edmar Thread Needed:
Glory 008, 120, 123, 136, 206, 304;
Iris 95, 97, 122, 139, 158, 170, 174, 212, 225;
Lola 008, 033, 127, 131, 140;
Cire 203.
Special Needs: Red 3/8" bead or button, sz 11 seed bead,
Petite Seed Beads Mill Hill 42018, Palest teal blue sz 14
seed bead, sz 8 seed beads (red, yellow, blue, opaque), sz
11 mixed color bead soup, black sz 11 seed beads, black sz
11 triangle bead, brown sz 11 seed beads; black sz 14 seed
beads. Beading thread and needle. |
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Chantilly Lace-966 |
This is a Brzilian Dimensional
Embroidery design. Stitches used: outline, satin, cast-on,
back, LZ DZ, reverse LZ DZ, straight, French knot, fly,
bullion, comma, detached buttonhole.
Edmar Thread Needed:
Glory 131, 206, 218;
Iris 049, 093, 131, 134, 172;
Cire 050, 218;
Lola 017, 131.
This is available on white fabric. |
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Country Road-978 |
A day in the country brings a
sense of peace and relaxation as the needle artist explores
interesting flowers in the landscape. Stitches included are
the double raised close herringbone, up-down cast-on
stitches, a B.E. version of Erica Wilson’s raised cup
stitch, the new butterfly knot, and the exciting new Ceylon
border stitch. Confetti Spirea flowers are made with
drizzles (Oh! Wait! --What’s that kitty cat doing there?
–besides smashing those little violets flat), and
firecracker vines, rudbeckia, hollyhocks, the butterfly
vine, double daisies, wild chicory, little roses and blue
birdies complete the design. A different stitch is used for
each leaf and the countryside elements (fence, rocks, road,
and hills) are finished with simple basic embroidery
stitches.
Edmar Threads Needed:
Cire: 115, 218;
Glory: 203, 214;
Iris: 025, 050, 051, 053, 108, 111, 114, 123, 124, 126, 127,
131, 136, 149, 161, 173, 217;
Lola: 026, 100, 125, 143, 403;
Nova: 100
Design Area: 6" Circle |
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Field of Flowers-993 |
You can stitch this design as a
framed piece for a small wall, as a panel for a vest or art
quilt, or as an album cover – the possibilities are
unlimited. You can use the colors shown here (all colors are
repeated at top and/or bottom or side to side), or you can
select one color for a monochromatic color scheme. Flowers
are stitched almost entirely with Iris, but some Lola, Ciré
and Frost is also used. In addition to the Dutch tulip and
the Delft rose, there are some intricate flowers, including
my original gladdy with its bundled bullion framework, and
two versions of the cast-on flower as you learn how to
really "fluff-up" those cast-on stitches. In addition, we
will introduce my latest brainstorm, the brand new pistil
cast-on. Unusual stitch combinations will perk your own
imagination and inspire you to try new things. We’ll also
learn how to stitch ribbons quickly and easily, the lazy
heart leaves, reverse colonial knot, cast-on twist, raised
close herringbone, Brazilian couching and lots of other
interesting techniques. In addition to birdies, butterflies,
ladybugs, a cute (yes!) slug, and dragonfly, there are more
than two dozen flowers, leaves and other assorted surprises
– truly the "Where’s Waldo?" of Brazilian embroidery!
Design Area:5" x 10"
Edmar Threads Needed:
Cire: 024, 142;
Frost: 216;
Iris: 009, 043, 051, 099, 101, 113, 121, 123, 125, 127, 131,
134, 136, 138, 140, 144, 145, 146, 149, 153, 154, 155, 158,
159, 160, 170, 171, 224, 226, 402;
Lola: 052, 134, 138, 145, 147, 171, 218 |
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How Does Our Garden Grow? |
This is a basic Brazilian
Embroidery design. Stitches Included: Bullions, blanket
stitch, bullion bundles, stem stitch, French knots, knotted
lazy daisy, pistil stitch, alternating satin stitch leaves
satin stitch, double cast=ons, cast=ons, lazy daisises,
couching, fly stitch, and padded staggered leaf stitch.
Design Area: 4" X 20" Fabric Size: 10" X 30". Floss Needed:
Iris: 024, 026, 040, 051, 116, 119, 167, 203, 219, 308, 303;
Lola: 024, 026, 054, 082, 118, 203, 206, 323; Glory: 019,
047, 054, 105, 118, 119, 122, 138; Frost: 007, 122, 171;
Cire: 119, 140; Boucle: 024: Kreinik fine braid: 33 |
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Reverie-977 |
The Crepe Paper Roses on this
design are new, so simple, and yet so lovely. You’ll make
one crinkly paper rose with Frost and another with Lola, and
you can use coordinating color shades or variegated floss.
Oh! The places you’ll go, as you daydream up other projects
for these delightful paper roses. There’s fun to be done, as
Dr. Seuss would say, and we’re not done yet! Students will
stitch their designs on sage green weavers cloth with lining
fabric provided. "Reverie" is framed by the ever-popular
Bouclé border stitch. Background leaves and swirls are
stitched with Ciré and Iris, and a mated pair of swans,
stitched with satin stitch and blanket stitch, finishes this
small landscape embroidery.
Edmar Threads Needed:
Boucle: 024, 305;
Cire 303;
Frost: 154, 211;
Lola: 115, 154;
Iris 221;
Glory: 000, 125, 203, 206, 312, 410
Design Area: 6” circular |
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Ring Around the Roses |
Ring Around the Roses is an
exciting intermediate B.E. design that will introduce
students to some interesting stitch innovations. Encircling
four small rose gardens are realistic rambling rose vines
featuring delightful Afternoon Roses stitched with The
Comma. You’ll learn some fine points of stitching with Ciré
and other floss weights, as well as tips for adding sparkle
with beads or metallic fibers. The little gardens are
planted with rose-related flowers such as Rose Campion and
its unusual leaf treatment. You’ll learn how to make the
upstanding petals of the Moss Rose or Portulaca, and the
Fuchsia "Rose Fantasia" will give you an interesting
combination of stitches to try. In addition, the class will
learn Gayl’s original Up-Down Viola Rose and how to make
those beautiful dimensional petals. Each of the gardens is
fenced in with the Palestrina border stitch, taught with
Mary’s unique method. A different leaf is taught with each
mini-garden, and all basic stitches with more advanced
variations are included. Actual-size patterns are included
in the class instructions, and students can use any of these
flowers on wearable items. Stitches include the Palestrina
knot, running cast on, up-down cast on, the comma, and some
leaf treatments that may be new.
Edmar Threads Needed:
Lola: 114, 118, 119, 134, 218;
Iris: 008, 118, 121, 146; 305;
Glory: 016, 121, 128, 400;
Nova 059;
Cire: 004, 024, 099, 135, 159, 218
Design Area: 6/5" x 8.5" |
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Patty McKern's Spring Heart |
Designer-artist and one of our
BDEIG Charter members, Patty McKern's design which includes
her original "Patty's Two Step". With this absolutely unique
technique, we will create her Woodland Orchid as well as
Patty’s Three Petals of Lace flower. You’ll receive
instructions for Patty’s frosty cones, hanging violets and
lucky shoes. We will learn shaded floss color placement to
help your embroidery look "painterly" and how to make those
amazing little tendrils that wind themselves around Patty’s
heart.
Edmar Threads needed:
Frost: 111, 152, 219;
Glory: 021, 111, 136, 149, 152, 212, 220;
Iris 050, 087, 099, 103, 113, 136, 143, 149, 203, 212, 218 |
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Summer Floral-963 |
This is a Brazilian Dimensional
Embroidery design. Stitches used: variations of LZ DZ,
Reverse LZ DZ, side fly, One-step Leaf & stem, LZ Satin Dz,
Brazilian or Two-step LZ DZ. This is available on cream
fabric.
Edmar Thread Needed:
Glory 121, 131, 136, 158, 305;
Iris 031, 131, 134, 156, 170, 174, 218, 311, 327;
Cire 100;
Lola 171. |
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The Cascade Rose - 971 |
This is an
intermediate Brazilian Embroidery design. Dewdrop beads and
the beaded Mille flower sparkle at the heart of
this stunning flower; reminiscent of the beautiful wild
rhododendrons that grow in the Coast and in the Cascade
Mountain ranges from British Columbia to
Monterey, California. The Cascade Rose is interpreted
in Lola floss with a new cast-on technique, its leaves completed
in fly stitch (yes, fly fishing for trout and salmon is a popular
sport in the Northwest). The mist-covered foothills of
these same
mountains inspired our sparkling Oregon Mist flowers which are
stitched with beads (but Glory 312 can be substituted). Oregon's
Western Wood Anemone, native to West Coast forests, is stitched
with side-by-side lazy daisy leaves and a twisted lazy
daisy. Flower
petals are made with long and short buttonhole stitches
and
finished with fly-stitch-and-bead stems. Salmonberries, related to
thimbleberries, and raspberries grow from Alaska to
California. Their
bullion leaves and showy dark pink or magenta, double-daisy
flower blossoms nestle around plump golden needle woven
berries. A shower of
lazy daisy leaves, sparkling silver curling sprays, and lots of
beady mist complete the design. Stitches Included: Stem
stitch, couching,
bullions, fly stitch, lazy daisy leaves, new cast-on
technique.
Design
Area: 3 1/2 X 4 1/2: Fabric Size: 8" X 10"
Floss Needed:
Glory, 139, 312; Iris: 034, 049, 050, 127, 161;
Frost: 114; Lola: 218 (skein). |
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Wildflower Wreath - 974 |
Softest pastels in pink, yellow,
and blue frame the fragrant Rosa ballerina, a musk rose with
clusters of single, five-petal flowers edged in a darker
shade of pink, and nestled in surrounding blanket-stitched
leaves. The heart of the rose is stitched with Rosalie’s
original “snowball” technique and a drizzle variation for
the stamens credited to Loretta Holzberger for a technique
she developed. The wreath repeats four times around with a
motif that can also be used elsewhere, either on wearables,
crazy quilts, or hand-embroidered greeting cards. Flowers
include the delicate shellflower in triple satin stitch and
leaves that include a technique for adding a natural look to
satin stitched leaves. Showy evening primroses with their
unique star-crossed drizzle stamens are stitched in pale
yellow, and delicate blue chicory, sometimes known as
cornflower or endive, is stitched with bullions, straight
stitches and a bright bead center. Stitches Included:
Alternating satin stitch leaf, blanket stitch, Brazilian
couching, bullions, Charisma knot, fly stitch, lazy satin
daisy, long and short satin stitch, outline stitch, padded
satin stitch, slanted satin stitch, snowball, star-crossed
drizzle, stem stitch, straight stitch, up-down cast-on, and
up-down drizzle.
Design Area: 6" X 6" Fabric Size: 12" X
12"
Floss Needed: Glory: 024, 099, 131, 217; Iris: 043, 098,
114, 120,149,151, 167, 213, 218 (1 skein), 219 |
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Wishes & Dreams-969 |
This is a Brazilian dimensional
embroidery design. Stitches used: bullion, outline, cast-on,
chain, French knot, straight, satin, ridged blanket, comma,
fly, stem, colonial knot, drizzle, braided lace, pistil,
buttonhole, couching, LZ DZ, reverse LZ DZ. Available on
cream fabric.
Edmar Thread Needed:
Glory 008, 029, 049, 100, 114, 115, 121, 122, 131, 206, 209
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Iris 040, 049, 050, 051, 053, 099, 114, 121, 122, 126, 136,
146, 157, 168, 170, 202, 209, 214, 215, 218, 304, 314, 404;
Lola 017, 040, 041, 070, 100, 111, 116, 203, 402, 404;
Boucle 204.
Special Needs: pink, blue, silver-lined gold sz 8 seed
beads; 2 6mm purple or mauve fire-polished beads; purple,
blue, red silver-lined, white pearl, yellow, black, gold
silver-lined sz 11 seed beads; 2 wite sz 6 beads. |
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