Love Embroidery

Time for tea

Templates for digital readers on p84

Pretty tulips

ADD SWEET FLORAL DESIGNS ONTO PLAIN TEA TOWELS AND TABLECLOTHS

Retro vibes

ENJOY A CUPPA ON THE GO WITH THIS VINTAGE-STYLE TRAVEL CUP SLEEVE

MATILDA SMITH

When our Art Editor Matilda isn’t lovingly designing the pages of Love Embroidery, you’ll find her creating charming illustrations like these tea time motifs and dabbling in all kinds of crafts, including knitting, pottery and, of course, embroidery. Her recent illustrations have focused on the beauty of the tiny overlooked weeds in her local area of Bristol. She loves putting unexpected colour combinations together and relishes working with fabric and thread, having studied textiles at university.

NOTES

• Use two strands of thread, unless otherwise stated.

Teapot hoop

MATERIALS

• Your gift – Tea time embroidery transfers

• Cotton fabric: 25x25cm, light blue

• Stranded cotton: 1

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