1. Tips for Working Redwork
Redwork, embroidery worked in red thread on white or natural-colored embroidery fabric is one of my favorite types of embroidery. Here are some tips to help you work a successful Redwork project.2. Eiffel Tower - Springtime in Paris
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3. Redwork Alphabet Series
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Work the entire alphabet in Redwork using this FREE Pattern Series!
Each design measure 5x5 inches when worked full-size, and is worked in basic surface embroidery stitches including stem stitch, back stitch, running stitch, French knots and detached chain stitch.
Part 1 features the letters A through G.
Part 2 features the letters H through N.
Part 3 features the letters O through U.
Part 4 features the letters V through Z along with two filler blocks and a suggested layout.
4. Paisley Hearts 3-Piece Valentine Set
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Work a set of three different Valentines featuring flowing paisley motifs in redwork.
The hearts can be finished as ornaments or framed and make the perfect Valentine for a special friend.
5. Redwork Chicken Weathervane
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Stitch a perky chicken in traditional redwork.
Just two basic embroidery stitches are used in the project - outline stitch and French Knots.
The completed embroidery design measures just 5 1/2 inches square and would make a terrific apron or tote bag pocket!
6. Lovebirds Pattern
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Work this pattern in traditional Redwork or change it up a bit and work the deesign in Bluework by changing the color of the embroidery thread.
The actual project sample is worked in blue.
7. Seattle Space Needle
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