Beginners Brazilian Embroidery Instruction Kit 3
JDR Kit 3 (Print # 321) Gerone Daisy
6" x 6" Intended finished size. Fabric is at least 9" x 9" The Gerone Daisy is actually a reinforcement of the pistil stitch that you learned in lesson # 2. But because the daisy is so often used in Brazilian Embroidery designs, and since it is a quick and easy flower it is important to spend a lesson on it. Also this flower lends itself well to “liven up” a blouse, dress or skirt as the thread washes very nicely.
JDR 321 Gerone Daisy Fabric design and directions. Ecru $6.79 White $6.79 You may edit your order before you check out
JDR 321 Gerone Daisy Learning Kit 3 Fabric print, directions, threads needed to do the design and the needles that you will need. Ecru Kit 3 $10.50 White Kit 3 $10.50 You may edit your order before you check out Click on one the click on add now You may edit your order before you check out
After you have completed the Learning kit 3, why not make another and choose your own threads. The JDR #321 is the same print of this design. Also you are now ready to do Sunshine’s Treasures # 4, “Gerry” The Gerone Daisy. ST4 is a complete kit with the finishing hoop, threads, needles & directions. The ST 4 is a smaller design and is great for gift giving!
Do you want a little more help? This book is helpful but not absolutely necessary to complete this design. It includes help for the first 12 flowers that most stitchers learn.
JDR Brazilian Embroidery Book 1 by Ria Ferrell BK-J101 $7.95
Do you need a hoop to stitch your project? Suggested hoop Susan Bates Hoop: SB-5 $2.45
Do you want to frame your design with a 6" Flexi-hoop? It is a quick and easy way to finish your stitched project. FH6 Flexi-Hoop 6" $2.25
It is important for beginners to Brazilian Embroidery to use the kits in the right sequence as building blocks. Some of the basics are not repeated in the other kits. All JDR teaching kits are featured in the book "JDR Brazilian Embroidery Book 1" by Ria Ferrell, if you need a refresher. The book is NOT necessary if the proper sequence is followed and no steps are missed.
Kits with new stitches are: #1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 11, and 12. Kits #3, 7, 9, and 10 reinforce, expand and change the layout of the stitches already learned.
