Daisies, fuchsias, rose buds, lilies of the valley, and nasturtiums.
Garden
blooms 1 & 2 are delightful repetitive patterns suitable for
cushion or furniture cover, while the individual motifs can be stitched
and used to decorate cards, clothes, or added to a spot sampler.
Re-charted from antique, hand painted original Sajou designs number #3160, and #3161
Find the patterns here:
ETSY,
website
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Sajou in Paris - 1st class medal at the universal exposition of 1855 |
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Choosing the colors |
I don't have time to stitch all the patterns I re-chart, but I thought it would be fun to stitch some of the motifs to test out the colors, different stitches and such. So I looked in my stash and found a piece of 28ct linen that was not too big, but large enough that it could be turned into a little spot sampler.
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Here you can see the original hand painted pattern, my digital re-charted version and the first item on my new spot sampler, the little daisies. |
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The best way to store a work-in-progress is to store you embroidery rolled up, this will keep it from getting crease marks. Here I used an old kitchen aluminum foil roll. |
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Cross stitch, petit point and Gobelin stitches. |
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