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A Splendid Summer Basket Design, to Finish DESIGNS BY BOBBIE ASHLEY SPECIFICATIONS Skill Level: Intermediate A Splendid Cover Size: 13½" x 8" Needle Case: 4" x 5" unfolded Summer Basket Pincushion: 2" x 33/4" Store all your hand-sewing supplies in a beautiful basket that’s as precious as its contents. From Quilter's World magazine, April 2012, Vol. 34, No. 2, Copyright © 2012 Quilter's World magazine BASKET COVER 2" to freezer paper, leaving some space INSTRUCTIONS between pieces. Rough-cut shapes Pattern Preparation from the freezer paper. Note: It is Step 1. Prepare a freezer-paper copy helpful in the layering process of the of the basket cover pattern; cut two strawberries, to use pattern piece A for all batting ovals using the pattern. Note: of the strawberries on the basket cover. Do not transfer any of the appliqué or Step 2. With a dry iron, iron the freezer- embroidery markings to the freezer paper. paper pieces shiny side down onto the Step 2. Trace the pattern onto the wool felt as directed on pieces for color. cardboard rectangle; cut out slightly Let cool. inside the drawn line to make the Figure 1 Step 3. With the drawn lines as guides, cardboard template. Transferring the Pattern cut out the felt/paper appliqué pieces; Step 3. Place a few drops of hot glue Step 1. Pin one layer of heavy netting remove the paper. onto the cardboard template; layer and onto the top of the needlework glue the two batting pieces to the card- pattern; trace the pattern onto the Wool Background Embroidery board; set aside. Note: This will prevent netting using a permanent marker. Set Step 1. Center and pin the traced netting shifting in the final assembly stages. aside. Note: The traced netting pattern pattern to the black wool felt background; Step 4. Center and iron the freezer will be used for the embroidery. transfer the vine pattern to the wool paper oval to the top half of the black Step 2. Using paper-cutting scissors, background using a white chalk pencil. wool rectangle, leaving at least 2" be- remove the entire top zippered edge Step 2. Stitch the vines using 4 strands tween the drawn oval and the top and from the large, clear-plastic zipper bag. of light green embroidery floss using a side edges of the black wool rectangle; Slit both of the sides to the bottom whipped stem stitch. let cool. Note: You need to leave enough of the bag. Open the bag and tape in room to cut 2" all around the oval and place over the paper pattern. cut the needle case piece later. Trace the Step 3. Transfer the entire design and oval with a chalk pencil; remove the numbers to the clear plastic using a freezer paper. permanent marker; set aside. Note: The Step 5. Thread a needle with enough traced plastic pattern will be used as a contrasting thread to complete a pattern placement overlay. running stitch around the drawn chalk line, creating a guideline as shown in Wool Appliqué Preparation Whipped Stem Stitch Figure 1. Step 1. Using a light box or sunny Whipped Stem Stitch TheThe second second thread thread is whipped over over the the 2349127884_27_A Splendid Summerwindow, Chart transfer the pattern pieces lineline without without picking picking upup any backgroundbackground fabric. fabric. FABRIC CUT SUPPLIES Measurements based on • Basket with cover* • Gold seed beads PIECES PIECES PATTERN 42" usable fabric width #STRIPS & • Batting (2) 10" x 15" • Fabric- and paper-cutting 9" x 12" rectangle each red Cut as per patterns • Fiberfi ll scissors and moss green wool felt* • 1/2 yard white or pastel heavy • Pinking shears netting • Long tweezers 2" x 8" rectangle tan Cut as per patterns • 10" x 15" cardboard or mat • Beading, chenille and wool felt* board embroidery needles • Freezer paper • Stickpins Cut as per patterns 1" x 9" strip light tan • Large, clear-plastic zipper bag • Hot-glue gun with glue wool felt* • All-purpose thread to match • Wood/fabric glue* 2" x 3" rectangle Cut as per patterns and contrast with felt • Glue stick periwinkle blue wool • Quilting thread • Tape felt* • Light blue, light green, • Permanent marker yellow, brown, tan and black • White chalk pencil 3" x 5" rectangle robin’s Cut as per patterns embroidery fl oss* • Basic sewing tools and supplies egg blue wool felt* • 11/2 yards red jumbo rickrack* • 3 yards each garden green and 18" x 20" rectangle Cut as per patterns white 4mm silk ribbon* black wool felt* *Chef Basket from the American Traditions Basket Co.; wool felt from National Non- wovens; Nos. 4885, 8484, 3387, 1098, 0007 and 8080 embroidery fl oss from Presencia; jumbo rickrack from Wrights; YLI silk ribbon; E-6000 glue used to make sample. From Quilter's World magazine, April 2012, Vol. 34, No. 2, Copyright © 2012 Quilter's World magazine Appliqué Embroidered Touches Step 6. Satin-stitch the bird’s beak Step 1. Matching the completed em- Step 1. Pin the netting overlay onto using 3 strands yellow embroidery floss. broidery to the pattern, position and the right side of the background; pin the plastic bag overlay onto the top transfer all of the embroidery, including of the black wool felt background. the bird’s wings, tail and feet, and the Step 2. Using the numbered overlay tendrils and basket crosshatching, for placement and working from the onto the finished appliqué using the outside toward the center, place the chalk pencil. leaf and bird pieces in the correct Step 2. Stitch the tendrils using 3 positions, working with four or five strands of light green embroidery floss SatinSatin Stitch pieces at a time. Note: Appliqué pieces and a whipped stem stitch. Step 7. Using a whipped stem stitch are placed between the plastic bag Step 3. Add seeds to the strawberries and 3 strands of brown embroidery overlay and the black wool felt. Use very using 2 strands of yellow floss and floss, stitch the bird’s legs and feet. long tweezers, if necessary. short straight stitches. Step 8. Add the bird’s eye with 2 strands Step 3. Using the glue stick, glue the back Step 4. Add basket crosshatching of black embroidery floss and a French of each wool felt piece to hold in place. using 3 strands of tan embroidery floss knot, wrapping the needle twice. Step 4. Hand-appliqué bird and leaf and a running stitch. pieces in place using thread to match leaves and bird before starting the basket design in the center. B Step 5. Layer, glue and appliqué the A strawberries and basket to the center Running Stitch of the background, using the plastic- bag overlay for placement. Step 5. Complete the bird wing and French Knot tail with 3 strands light blue embroi- Step 9. Press the stitched background dery floss and a whipped stem stitch. with a hot dry iron; let cool. From Quilter's World magazine, April 2012, Vol. 34, No. 2, Copyright © 2012 Quilter's World magazine Silk Ribbon Blossoms 5" tail and working 1/2" from the edge, stitched top on the wooden top; adjust Step 1. Refer to Working With Silk stitch a running stitch in 1" stitches if necessary. Ribbon before starting the silk ribbon around the edge of the background; Step 11. To finish, place something blossoms. do not cut the threads. heavy on top of the glued layers to Step 2. Work 3–5 ribbon leaf stitches Step 4. Turn the completed basket hold flat until glue dries. onto the top of each strawberry using top fabric over; center and place the green silk ribbon. cardboard/batting combo, batting PINCUSHION side down, onto the wrong side of the INSTRUCTIONS basket fabric top. Gently pull both tails Strawberry Body of the quilting thread to gather the Step 1. Prepare template for B; cut fabric around the cardboard/batting as directed. top as shown in Figure 2. Step 2. Embroider 1/8"-wide seeds using B 4 strands yellow embroidery floss and short straight stitches. A Step 3. Fold and pin right sides together; stitch a 1/4" seam using matching thread. Tie off thread; turn right side out. Ribbon Leaf Stitch Ribbon Leaf Stitch FigureFigure 2 2 Step 4. Using a needle double- Bring Bringneedle needle up at upA; pull at A; through. pull through. Lay ribbon Lay at on ribbonfabric and flat inserton fabric needle and atinsert B, piercing needle ribbonat B, andStep 5. Turn the piece over to check threaded with quilting thread, stitch a pullingpiercing through ribbon slowly. and Ribbon pulling willthrough curl into slowly. B, so don'tplacement and centering; adjust, if line of larger gathering stitches 1/4" from Ribbon will curl into B, so don't pull tight or the pull tight or the eect will be lost. To vary the curl, pierceneeded. When you are happy with the the top edge; do not cut the thread. Beffect to the rightwill be or lost. left To of varythe centerthe curl, of piercethe ribbon B to the width. right or left of the center of the ribbon width. positioning, pull the threads tight and Step 5. Stuff firmly with fiberfill; pull knot twice. gathering stitches firmly and backstitch Step 3. Referring to the diagram for the Step 6. Double-thread a needle with opening closed. Knot and cut thread to ribbon leaf stitch, work white flower 5 yards of quilting thread and make a finish the strawberry body. petals using the white silk ribbon. good-size knot at the end of the thread. Step 4. Add a gold bead to the center Step 7.
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