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Noël embroidery mounted on canvas tutorial and template

Noel embroidery stretched on canvas - easy sewing project

Note on yesterday’s post: A draft post was sent yesterday by the system to subscribers. It wasn’t published on the blog homepage as a regular post.  I don’t know how that happened but I suspect it must have been a bug in the system. I deleted the post as soon as I saw it but some of you have been leaving comments. So now you know what happened 😊.

Back to business!

Christmas is coming up quickly but there’s still time to make a few Christmas decorations. This one is one of my favourites.

Based on two ideas by:

Materials

  • Calico
  • Fabric scraps in red and white for the bottom part of the piece
  • Fabric scraps in green, red and cream to sew around the outer frame
  • Stranded cotton in light and dark green, gold and red
  • Felt in red and beige
  • Beads in red and green

Place white and red fabric over calico fabric slightly overlapping and cut making waves using a rotary cutter. I followed Pink Chalk Studio’s tutorial on wavy seams.

Turn and iron making sure your surface is flat.

Draw the design on the calico side using a pencil.

Mount on an embroidery hoop and start doing the embroidery.

Stitches used

Backstitch
Stem stitch
Long and short stitches

Closeups

The felt is lightly glued to the fabric so it doesn’t move when working with it.

Christmas embroidery mounted on canvas - Tutorial and free download

Christmas embroidery mounted on canvas - Tutorial and free download

Christmas embroidery mounted on canvas - Tutorial and free download

Christmas embroidery mounted on canvas - Tutorial and free download

Christmas embroidery mounted on canvas - Tutorial and free download

Christmas embroidery mounted on canvas - Tutorial and free download

When finished, stretch on a canvas.

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