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Bauhinia needlepoint cushion kit.
Worked in continental tent stitch with two strands of crewel wool.  

 

Kit includes:

  • Design printed onto 14hpi mono canvas
  • Appleton’s crewel wools
  • Tapestry needle
  • Colour reference chart
  • Stitch diagrams
  • Instructions and tips
  • Colour photograph
  • Finished size 45cm x 45cm (15 3/4" x 15 3/4")

 

The bauhinia flower holds a special place as a symbol of Hong Kong's identity. Known as the 'Hong Kong Orchid Tree', it represents the harmonious coexistence of East and West in this vibrant city. The distinctive shape of the bauhinia's petals mirrors the unique blend of cultures and traditions found in Hong Kong. Since its adoption as the emblem of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, the bauhinia flower has come to embody the spirit of unity, strength, and adaptability.

 

Whether you're a seasoned stitcher or a beginner, the Bauhinia Tapestry Kit is a fantastic way to relax, express your creativity, and create a stunning work of art. 

 

Designed by Johan Verbruggen of The Flanders Tapestry Collection.

 

Johan often uses different shades in a single stitch to create the subtle and detailed colour variations seen in the flowers and vegetables featured in his designs. Using surprising and unusual background colours to enhance the designs, The Flanders Tapestry Collection produces pieces to suit every interior.

 

Colour representation will vary from device to device.

 

All my items are packaged using recyclable and/or biodegradable materials where possible.

Bauhinia Needlepoint Cushion Kit

£85.00Price
Quantity
Royal School of Needlework Fellowship

liz@lenhamneedlecraft.com 

07956 536242

The Stitchery, Hillside Farm, Holcombe Lane, Moorlinch, Somerset TA7 9BX

Please make an appointment if intending to visit.

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