Spring Tulips by Colleen Darling

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New Project Course

tulips stitched in the blackwork technique in which the density of the stitching pattern gives dimension to the shape of the subject

Spring Tulips: Intermediate Blackwork Project

This course reviews the basic principles of blackwork, to create these elegant Spring Tulips. In addition to the dimensional stitching, you will be working with tulle, fabric markers, fabric paint and embroidery floss on 32 count linen.

EAC has a kit option available for this new project course. Get all of the Spring Tulips details on the EAC website.
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  1. Ohh they look so appealing to the eyes. Smooth and subtle colours and the pattern looks amazing. Its beautiful! And top it all its a tulip. They are one of my favourites

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