Gift set "Tiny Friends"
Price incl. local VAT for shipments within the EU, plus Shipping costs
The lovingly embroidered figures by the Japanese artist Tomomi Mimura immediately enchanted us!
The beautifully designed book guides you through the creative process of "Mosaic Embroidery" with detailed photographs, drawings and step-by-step instructions and makes it easy to recreate the charming projects yourself.
With our gift set, the creative fun can begin right on Christmas Day.
A wonderful set for everyone who loves the joy of creative handicrafts!
This set contains:
- Embroidery yarn set consisting of 5 micro skeins, which are available in two different color combinations:
Kit #1: Nightshade / Deuce / Peonies / Oxblood / Moor
Kit #2: Lemon & Lime / Purple Peach / Pomodoro / Goldenrod / H2O
Kit #3: Oxblood / Bubbles / Hey Grey / Frosted Moss / Purple Peach
Kit #4: Chartreuse / Blueberry Juice / Peonies / Misty Sky / Moor
Kit #5: Marine / Oxblood / Misty Sky / Frosted Moss / Bubbles
- the beautiful book "Tiny Friends: A Guide to Mosaic Embroidery" by Tomomi Mimura:
144 pages, softcover
Patterns for 13 toy animals: 5 finger puppets and 8 stuffed animals
Language: English
Dimensions: 189 x 240 x 11 mm
Printed in Latvia
- a Prym knitting frame made of beech wood (diameter: 16 cm)
- a piece of linen, approx. 25 x 25 cm
- 6 Pony Chenille needles with sharp point in different sizes
- a "Xmas Edition" logo tote bag of Fairtrade cotton, approx. 38 x 42 cm
- a blank "Merry Christmas" card
Delivery time: D 3-4, EU 7-9, worldwide 12-16 working days
Dyes are applied merely by hand so there is a natural variation within hanks of the same dye lot. To maintain an even appearance in larger projects we would suggest to alternate skeins while knitting.
We take great care photographing our items, but please take into account that colors might vary slightly due to different monitors.
Cold hand wash recommended. Lay flat to dry.
We recommend pre-washing intense colors before combining with lighter shades to remove excess color pigments.
