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Party Favours
How adorable are these? They made from fine Hardanger work and leftover plastic spools from a ball of DMC pearl cotton! And you can stuff them with goodies for your next party! Full instructions and charts.
Designed by Betty Stokoe
Hardanger House
4708 52 Street
Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0
403.742.2749
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www.theneedleworkpages.com/listing/hardanger-house.html
Rainy Day Mug Rugs
Here's what raindrops look like when made up in Hardanger and satin stitches! Worked up in 2 colourways to show how colour changes the look of the same pattern. Choose your own colourway or make several in several colours. Stitches used: nun stitch, satin stitch, Algerian eyelets, woven bars and branched spokes.
Designed by Betty Stokoe
Hardanger House
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etsy.com/shop/HardangerHouse
Blissful Triad Bookmark
This is a charming and quick to make bookmark. The beauty is that it's quick enough to make several for gift giving. Make it in different colours.
Designed by Kim Beamish
craftycreations–beamish.blogspot.com
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As White as Snow Hardanger
White on white Hardanger work, quick enough to give as a hostess present.
Designed by Kim Beamish
craftycreations-beamish.blogspot.ca
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Blue Hardanger
Add some charm to living space with this delicately colored doily. Place your favorite item on it.
Designed by Kim Beamish
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craftycreations-beamish.blogspot.ca
Lacy Hardanger
This Hardanger piece is finished with a lacy edge. This requires fabric threads to be removed to complete woven bars as necessary. The final row of lacy edge is completed with woven bars and buttonhole stitch in corners.
Designed by Kim Beamish
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craftycreations-beamish.blogspot.ca
Tranquility Lace
For many pieces I work from the centre out. For this design I completed the centre Kloster and then counted out to complete the Kloster for the border.
Some may be more comfortable starting from the outer border in buttonhole stitch and work towards centre. I would recommend starting from the middle of a side and not the corner of the design as stitches are weakened when started at the corner. See arrows on chart for the starting point used in this sample.
Designed by Kim Beamish
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craftycreations-beamish.blogspot.ca
Autumn Leaves Bookmark
This Hardanger bookmark makes a great gift for your novel-loving friends or your fellow stitchers who like to mark ideas in books and magazines. It is also easy to mail to overseas friends. There is still time while you sit enjoying the last few days of autumn to stitch a few to tuck in Christmas cards to special friends.
Designed by Betty Stokoe
Hardanger House
4708 52 Street
Stettler, Alberta T0C 2L0
403.742.2749
[email protected]
www.theneedleworkpages.com/listing/hardanger-house.html
Hardanger Snowflake
As elegant as ever, this Hardanger piece is quiet and will match all of your winter décor.
Designed by Kim Beamish
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craftycreations-beamish.blogspot.ca
Spring Sampler
This sampler uses a variegated thread. You can decide to use the thread used to complete the sample or pick a variegated colour to match your decor. Each cross stitch must be completed individually.
Designed by Kim Beamish
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justpostcards.wordpress.com
Hardanger Heart
This piece uses variegated thread, a change from the traditional white on white on this lovely heart.
Designed by Kim Beamish
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justpostcards.wordpress.com
The Fantastic 4
These are like the Beatles of needlework: cross stitch, Assisi work, Hardanger, and trellis work, 4 fabulous needlework techniques! Designed by Jo Gatenby.
Designed by Joanne Gatenby
www.xs-and-ohs.com
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