I’m crafting for a certain swap partner. She’s a Queen, you see. A Tudor Queen actually. Because she’s a crafty Queen, I wanted to make her a simple zipper project pouch to hold her WIP’s, and natural linen seemed the proper fabric to present to royalty.
I doodled around with some Old English scrollwork and when I was satisfied with the result, I taped the drawing up on the window, held the fabric over it so the sunshine illuminated the design and I was able to draw it onto the fabric. Voila! Instant embroidery pattern.
I liked the result so much, I thought I’d share the pattern with you here, along with a full set of my Crowned Letters, just in case you happen to know some royalty yourselves…
Long Live the Queen!
Download Stitching for the Queen PDF Pattern
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Wow Julie, she’s going to love it!
Just so darn cute! You are one clever woman =o)
Thanks Kate and Hana! Swap crafting is so fun.
I’m sure you can fix that “T” to an “A”… easy mistake – no worries. ;o)
A! Of course! What was I thinking? 🙂
That is gorgeous! I can’t believe you just doodled it into being!
Thank you! What a nice thing to say ♥
Julie is never out of ideas for projects!
Beware this site is addicting!! LOL
Your swapee is one lucky lady!!
VERY cute!! i’ve been looking for a pretty pattern, too!
Thanks so much, Monica! Have fun with it. 🙂
Lovely lettering, thank you x