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Redwork Embroidery Patterns
Stitch these farm animal designs with our redwork embroidery patterns. Designs include free rabbit in garden design, also available, chickens, rooster and cow.
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Redwork Embroidery Patterns Farm Animals ~ April 2009
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- Muslin Fabric
- Fabric Transfer Pencil - Washable
- DMC 498 - Red Embroidery Floss
- Embroidery Needle
- Embroidery Hoop
- Scissors
- Farm Animal Redwork Patterns
- Redwork Rabbit in Garden 6 ½" wide by 5 ½" high
Available Below
- Redwork Rooster on Fence 5 ¾" wide by 5 ¾" high
- Redwork Hen and Chicks 6" wide by 4 ½" high
- Redwork Cow in Milk Barn 6 ¾" wide by 4" high
Available on Easy Print Version (see below)
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Stem stitch, Backstitch, Satin stitch, French knot.
- Print out the pattern you want to use and cut out the muslin fabric to your desired size.
- On a hard surface, lay the muslin fabric over the pattern so that you can see the pattern lines through the fabric. Position the fabric so that the design will be in the correct position on your fabric. (If you cannot see the lines through your fabric, you might try using a light box, or pin the fabric to the pattern sheet and hold them up against a lighted window to trace.)
- Trace the lines of the pattern with a washable fabric pencil.
Rabbit Redwork Embroidery Pattern
Rabbit, Rooster, Hen w/Chicks, and Cow Patterns available on Easy Print Version (see below)
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