New Embroidery Kits

I recently bought a load of kits and I thought I had mentioned them in one of my posts, but I am unable to locate this at the moment.  Being as I have given a link below to the AnnieMEmbroidery shop on Etsy, I thought that I would give the names of the kits I had bought previously.  I have no photos at the moment but I think they are on her website.

Dune Flowers

Forget Me Nots

Foxglove Flowers

Primrose Heart Embroidery pattern

Spring Blooms Embroidery pattern

Summer Wreath Embroidery panel

Contemporary Coastal scene

I have succumbed again and bought in a few more embroidery kits for working in the foreseeable future.  I have spent more than I had intended, but I am trying to build up a set of kits on a theme for different rooms predominantly smaller kits for the Lounge consisting of flowers both wild and cultured and coastal themes.  I have always been drawn to the sea and English natural wildflowers from a very early age.  I am really trying to get into the crafting this year as well as doing lots of other things as well.

The Lady I have bought the kits from is on Etsy known as AnnieM Embroidery (Annie Morris).  Link to her shop is here:

AnnieMEmbroidery Etsy Shop

Kits bought this time round are:

Farewell to Summer pattern

Seashells and Boat Cushion panel

Summer Hedgerow panel

The following kit came from a Company called Lavender Cottage Designs also on Etsy and her presentation of the kit I ordered is just gorgeous.  This is the Allium and seedhead panel. 

Beautifully wrapped in Lavender coloured tissue paper, with everything you need for the panel i.e. the pre-printed panel and the iron on Vilene for backing the Line fabric.  Just totally gorgeous.  Link to her shop is here:

Lavender Cottage Etsy Shop

I have also ordered a needle holder case and pincushion kit to embroider off of Etsy.  I have a love of all things Bees and this will be something practical to go into my needlework box.  

I have also ordered Agapanthus and the Hare Panel to embroider as well.

That's me done for a couple of months on kits.  Might not be on wool or yarn, but definitely on the embroidery as I need the time to work the embroideries I do have and the UFOs that I keep wittering on about.

The pre-printed panels you embellish/embroider where you want to.  There is no set pattern or threads for the price, but it does give you a certain amount of leeway to make the project your own which I like. You can even put them into cushions as a centrepiece, use patchwork with them.  The world is your oyster so to speak.

I am a great fan of Rowandean kits in any event and have several of them in my stash as well.

Well I certainly have lots to be getting on with in my retirement which officially happens at the beginning of May.  Should keep me out of mischief.

Catch you soon.

Pattypan

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