
Watch My Garden Grow Stitch Along

As you spring into spring, join Instructor Jess McDonald for this bunny-tastic stitch along! “Watch My Garden Grow” by Kathy Schmits is a beginner-friendly project. The finished size is 6” x 6” and can be used as a quilt block, a patch, or finished in a hoop or frame. Perfect for Easter!
Jess will walk you through stitching this adorable piece using a variety of hand embroidery stitches including stem stitch, lazy daisy, french knots, and more! The design will be pre-printed on a sheet of sticky solve, however, students can transfer the design with a marking tool of their choice if they prefer. Students will be shown how to finish off their piece in a hoop.
Students must purchase a copy of the PDF prior to the start of the class. Please purchase here: https://www.etsy.com/ca/listing/1237898434/74-watch-my-garden-grow-hand-embroidery
There are two versions of this project: Outlined and Filled. Students can choose how much detail they would like to do based on their skill level!
VERSION 1:
VERSION 2:
Stitched with Valdani Perle Cotton: O31, P5, H201, O519, O178, P7, O571
Photo Credit: Kathy Schmitz
Skill Level: | Beginner |
Skill Details: | This is for confident beginners and up! Ideal for students with some hand embroidery experience or motivated beginners who are keen to learn and practice. Participants should be able to thread hand-sewing needles and be comfortable with small and intricate stitches. |
Requirements: | Participants should have a basic embroidery kit containing: Embroidery Hoop(s) Embroidery Needles Sharp snips Embroidery Threads Marking tool of choice Pattern by Kathy Schmitz |
Instructor: | Jessica McDonald |
Instructor Bio: | Jessica McDonald (BFA 2019) is a textile artist based here in St. John's, Newfoundland. As a lover of all things textiles, Jessica brings traditional crafts to light through exploration and teaching. For over 8 years she has been teaching private and public workshops in sewing, stitching, and weaving. Jessica is passionate about creating community through making and sharing craft knowledge with others. |
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