Le secret de la neige
 

Le secret de la neige

From: Les grilles de Palmyre

Le secret de la neige
A Cross-stitch and Blackwork chart inspired by a Japanese haïku.
Stitches: 65 x 167
The booklet contains the chart in black and white + photos of the enlarged parts for the Blackwork.

To see the list of materials needed to complete this project click here.


Read the post on this product in our blog


There are no reviews at the moment. Write your review

[SCHPALM-SN6 #78702]
Winter Snowflakes Blackwork
The product you have been looking for is not available in our catalog and/or it has been cancelled. We are sorry!

 
Here you can find the list of materials (fabric, threads, beads, etc.) which are necessary to complete the Le secret de la neige.
We have inserted for each item the necessary quantities. You can obviously change them according to your needings/requests. When you have arranged the quantities click on the button IN CART at the end of the list and all the products with a quantity different from 0 will be inserted in your shopping cart
If you want to buy only the chart click on the button IN CART above the list.
Le secret de la neige Le secret de la neige Qty 
DMC Mouliné 815 DMC Mouliné 815 Qty 
DMC Mouliné  B5200 DMC Mouliné B5200 Qty 
Traveling with Palmyre
Les Grilles de PalmyreCasa Cenina welcomes a new Fench designer, Patricia Mathieu, cand her brand Les Grilles de Palmyre which is a newborn, since it has been established in 2011.

A real Far East lover (though she loves Eastern countries on the whole!), and fond of cross stitch, Patricia gets her inspiration mainly from traveling. And it is not by chance that she has chosen “Palmyre” as her pseudonym, for Palmyre is the name of a well-known, ancient town in Syria. And such Eastern echoes are quite evident in charts such as Ait Benadou, a sampler created after a trip to Southern Morocco, and Kokand, inspired by the chinaware from Rajasthan.

But European tradition is also widely depicted in Patricia’s works and most of all in those dedicated to Winter and Christmas, like this one Reine des neiges and this one, too Un cerf en hiver.

Patricia Mathieu mainly loves mixing different styles and creating ever-original projects, all anyway deep-rooted in traditional embroidery. So, her collection features Band Samplers with Eastern proverbs, or so-called blackworks turned into “blueworks”, i.e. to be stitched in blue, to pay tribute to the chinaware from Samarcanda or a pleasant proverb.

Straight from France, Les Grilles de Palmyre also keeps the typical taste and technical elegance of French embroidery unaltered.
Visa - American Express - Mastercard - Sofort Paypal - Postepay - CartaSI
© Cenina S.r.l.
VAT : IT01651310516 - R.E.A. 128424
Fax: +39-0575-033115 - Tel: +39-0575-421407
E-Mail: [email protected]
Top