I was inspired to create this wall hanging after a visiting the magnificent gothic Lincoln Cathedral. I was fascinated by the intricate repeating patterns in the carvings on the pillars around the door and the vast number of arched niches covering the front of the building. I've adapted my design to look more like a town scape of small individual buildings rather than one single building. I've used different stitch pattern within some of the elements to represent the carved stonework and to give texture to the piece.
I specialise in modern, geometric, counted thread patterns that are stitched using horizontal straight stitches on needlepoint canvas.
The finished pieces are displayed on hangers to create hand stitched wall hangings to decorate your home.
The charts and easy to follow instructions are supplied as instant PDF downloads.
New designs are added regularly.
Gothic Spires architectural art long stitch needlepoint wall hanging. 008A
The purchased download includes a list of everything you need to create this beautiful wall hanging for your home. To get you started here is my list of the recommended Appletons 4 ply tapestry wool codes and quantities required for this pattern.
Sky Blue 562 x 1 skeins
Cornflower 461 x 1 skeins
Kingfisher 489 x 2 skeins
Fuchsia 805 x 1 skeins
Fuchsia 801 x 2 skeins
Pastel shades (cream) 871 x 2 skeins
Odd shades, Dull coral 854 x 1 skeins
Cool Neon (green) 666 x 2 skeins
Bright Yellow 554 x 1 skeins
You will also need
Zweigart white 18 count / holes per inch mono Royal Deluxe canvas measuring 10 x 17.5 inches / 25.4 x 44.5 cm.
See The best canvas post for more information.
Posted by
Judith Drew
Labels:
008A,
architectural art,
canvas work,
contemporary stitching,
geometric design,
Gothic,
Long Stitch,
modern embroidery,
Needlepoint,
patterns,
repeating pattern,
tapestry,
textile art,
wall hanging,
wool work