1914 Edwardian Inspired Hand Embroidery PDF

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1914 Edwardian Inspired Hand Embroidery PDF

This design was inspired by a 1914 news paper article and is now available as a PDF pattern, so you can make your very own.

This pattern is meant to fit a large 12″ hoop.

This listing includes:

-Digital PDF pattern for download

-Basic Tips & Tricks sheet

You must have a basic knowledge of embroidery for this pattern, as only basic tips are given. This pattern is super easy to follow and even if you are a beginner or an advanced embroiderer you won’t have any problem creating this design.

This item is a Digital Download only and can be downloaded after purchase.

This pattern is for personal use only. You may not sell items made from this design or any part of the pattern may not be reproduced or shared. 

I don’t accept returns, exchanges, or cancellations. But please contact me if you have any problems with your order.

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Tracy McElfresh

Owner at Tracy's Sewing Studio

Tracy McElfresh is an alterations and fit specialist, Kettering Arts Council member, and Kettering resident. Tracy has a skillset built from multigenerational roots in the sewing and garment industries. Operating out of a studio located inside Rosewood Art Centre she provides alterations, garment design (including a strong passion for swimwear), formal and casual dressmaking, and sewing classes. Tracy founded a meetup group in 2014 called the Dayton Garment Designers Meet Up that is open to all newcomers at any skill level. In her free time, she is an avid writer and blogger and was a recognized award winner in 2018 as having one of the Best Dressmaker Blogs on the Planet from Blogspot. You can follow her work on Facebook and Instagram at TracySews.

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