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Punch Needle Pedal Pusher (Petal Pusher), Primitive Folk Art Fiber CraftMany shoppers seem to be interested in this particular punch needle pattern (Petal Pushers) from With Thy Needle and Hand. The pattern is indeed charming, and I can understand why there is such an allure and why people are drawn to its whimsical nature. You will find a good example of a primitive folk art fiber craft in the Punch Needle Pedal Pusher (Petal Pusher) pattern. As far as rug hooking patterns go, it is just one of the many whimsical, adorable punch needle patterns created by Brenda Gervais from With Thy Needle and Thread Designers. The pattern shows a vintage scene of a bunny out for a spring ride and holding some flowers, possibly for his honey. This specific pattern includes weavers cloth with the design pre-printed on the cloth. The pattern is worked in Valdani 3 strand floss.You can leave the finished project as a miniature rug to display on your wall, or you can fashion the embroidered piece into a pin keep using barn red wool for the back, then stuff with sawdust. Next , you can use a piece of the same wool fabric and attach it to the top of the pin keep with rusty-look safety pins to create a removable hanger. The pin keeps measures approximately 4 1/2" wide by 4 3/4" tall.Punch needle is the latest needlework craze. Discover punch needle as a great hobby for all primitive rug hooking enthusiats. You will find it to be a great alternative or complement to cross stitch. Punch Needle Pedal Pusher is sure to bring the essence of spring into your life. Article Tags: Punch Needle Pedal, Needle Pedal Pusher, Pedal Pusher (petal, Punch Needle, Needle Pedal, Pedal Pusher, Pusher (petal, Primitive Folk, Fiber Craft Source: Free Articles from ArticlesFactory.com
ABOUT THE AUTHORFor more information about Punch Needle Pedal Pusher , Go to:
http://stores.sunrayscreations.com/-strse-1415/Punch-Needle-Pedal-Pusher/Detail.bok Tracey M. Kramer is a graduate of Kent State University with a Bachelor of Science Degree in Office Administration. She is the proud owner of a cross stitch pattern and accessories website called Sunrays Creations which has been in operation since 2006. An avid cross stitcher for most of her life starting at age 12, Tracey considers herself a master cross stitcher, loves cross stitch, and is totally devoted to the craft. |
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