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Wild Pansy Stumpwork Intermediate Embroidery Kit - MCreativeJ X Handmade History
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Join MCreativeJ and Handmade History for the Wild Pansy Stumpwork Stitch-Along!
Create gorgeous 3D florals while learning about the history of stumpwork embroidery as we stitch a botanical stumpwork pansy. This collaboration hand embroidery kit will teach you how to get started with stumpwork. Stumpwork is embroidery that uses wire and padding to create 3-dimensional elements. Get started with 3D embroidery today. This kit is complete with all materials and step-by-step videos to walk you through from start to finish.
Wild Pansy Stumpwork Kit Includes:
- 4-inch beechwood embroidery hoop
- green cotton fabric
- tulle fabric
- water soluble transfer patterns
- hand embroidery needle
- wire
- full skeins of DMC embroidery thread
- backing materials
- full color printed instructions with step-by-step instructions
- QR code to YouTube stitch video tutorials
- exclusive Handmade History article about the history and origins of stumpwork
For those who already have plenty of floss and materials, you can get the PDF pattern.
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What is an Intermediate Kit?
What is an Intermediate Kit?
Intermediate embroidery kits are great for people who feel comfortable trying new stitches and using stitches in new ways. They cover a wider variety of hand embroidery stitches and walk you through the project from start to finish.
Supplies Included
Supplies Included
All intermediate kits include:
- beechwood embroidery hoop
- embroidery needle
- cotton fabric
- full skeins of embroidery thread
- water soluble transfer pattern
- backing materials
- printed instructions with step-by-step photos
How to Use
How to Use
Everything you need to complete the design is included in your kit! Just add scissors and you're good to go.
Stitch Videos
Stitch Videos
Specific stitch instructions are included in each kit with step-by-step photos.
For stitch videos, visit the MCreativeJ blog for over 50 stitch videos.

