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Blackwork Bears Pattern
Blackwork Bears Pattern
Blackwork Bears Pattern
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Blackwork Bears Pattern

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Learn how to do blackwork embroidery with detailed color diagrams! These teddy bears are designed for 14 count Aida or 28 count Cashel linen and will display nicely in an 8 x 10 frame. The design is completely reversible, so it can be used in many ways. There are many detailed diagrams and instructions about how to adapt the pattern for other uses and color schemes.

LanguageEnglish
PublisherAmy DeVries
Release dateDec 31, 2011
ISBN9781466187030
Blackwork Bears Pattern
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    Blackwork Bears Pattern - Amy DeVries

    Blackwork Bears Pattern

    Amy DeVries

    Smashwords Edition

    Copyright 2011 Amy DeVries

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    Table of Contents

    Materials

    Pattern Options

    How to Prepare the Threads

    Reversibility and the Holbein Stitch

    How to Follow the Pattern Diagrams

    Outlines

    Feature Fills for the Left Bear

    Left Eye Fill 1

    Left Eye Fill 2

    Right Eye Fill 1

    Right Eye Fill 2

    Nose Fill

    Left Ear Fill 1

    Left Ear Fill 2

    Right Ear Fill 1

    Right Ear Fill 2

    Center Paw Fill 1

    Center Paw Fill 2

    Left Paw Fill 1

    Left Paw Fill 2

    Left Foot Fill 1

    Left Foot Fill 2

    Right Foot Fill 1

    Right Foot Fill 2

    Tummy Fill

    Feature Fills for the Right Bear

    Eyes Fill

    Nose Fill

    Left Ear Fill

    Right Ear Fill

    Right Paw Fill

    Left Foot Fill

    Right Foot Fill

    Tummy Fill

    Muzzle Fill 1

    Muzzle Fill 2

    Body Fills for the Left Bear

    Ears Body Fill

    Left Arm Body Fill

    Right Arm Body Fill

    Head Body Fill

    Torso Body Fill

    Left Foot Body Fill

    Right Root Body Fill

    Body Fills for the Right Bear

    Ears Body Fill

    Left Arm Body Fill

    Right Arm Body Fill

    Head Body Fill

    Torso Body Fill

    Foot Body Fill

    Corners

    Upper Left

    Upper Right

    Lower Left

    Lower Right

    Finishing and Care

    Online Resources

    Materials

    To make the Reversible Blackwork Bears, you will need:

    * a size 24 needle

    * 11 x 13 inch (28 x 33 centimeter) fabric or larger

    * embroidery floss

    * a ruler

    * a pair of scissors

    Please take the time to prepare the threads before you start.

    Needles

    Most embroidery on evenweave fabric requires a blunt tapestry needle. A blunt needle helps to pierce the holes instead of splitting threads. However, the Holbein stitch looks smoothest when the floss is pierced through the center with a sharp needle. So which one should I use?

    Personally, I like to do the first pass with a tapestry needle, and then switch to a sharp for the return trip. Use size 24 for this project. If you don’t want to constantly change and have to rethread, stick to the tapestry needle... unless you are not using evenweave fabric (see below).

    Fabric

    This pattern is designed for 14 count aida or 28 count linen (known as Cashel) stitched over two threads. Both are evenweave fabrics. Beginners will find aida easiest to use. The finished size will display in an 8 x 10 inch frame, one of the standard US photo sizes.

    The pattern can

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