Easy Embroidery
For kids who are exploring some more detailed crafting, an introduction to embroidery can start out simple and build to more complicated levels. The napkins featured here reminded me of a project done with my stepdaughter, only her item of choice was a tea towel. Using iron-on patterns from Sublime Stitching, she worked on tea towels featuring birds and tiki designs while I stitched "his and hers" pillowcases. Click below for some of Sublime's new designs:
- Vintage lamps
- Daniel Johnston (part of a larger artist series)
- Garden variety
- Chinese acrobats
And, if your child isn't quite ready for this sort of thing...surely they're ready for you to make them something (a bib? a onesie? a pillowcase? a decorative banner?)
Visit Sublime Stitching online.
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LOVE Sublime Stitching. I took an embroidery class in Austin and then used a bunch of her designs to embroider onesies while I was pregnant. They get a ton of compliments.
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