Linen Lavender Bags Embroidery Kit -Bees From Corinne Lapierre Limited
$ 24.48 USD
$ 28.80 USD
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This gorgeous kit including everything needed (except scissors!) to make four charming and deliciously fragrant Bee and Flower embroidered lavender bags. This kit contains soft wool-mix felt, a needle, DMC embroidery thread, toy filling, dried lavender, ribbon and instructions, templates and a stitch guide.
Product Description:
Bring the gentle hum of a summer garden and the soothing scent of lavender into your home with the Bees Linen Lavender Bags Embroidery Kit from the renowned Corinne Lapierre Limited.
This beautiful kit allows you to craft your own exquisitely embroidered, fragrant lavender sachets using premium linen. Featuring a timeless and bustling honeybee motif, this project offers a deeply relaxing hand-stitching experience. Whether you are taking a refreshing break from complex counted cross-stitch charts or looking to expand your hand embroidery repertoire with a functional, heirloom-quality piece, these beautiful sachets are a joy to create.
Once completed, these charming bags are perfect for tucking into your drawers, hanging in your wardrobe, or giving as deeply thoughtful, handmade gifts to friends and family.
What’s Inside the Kit:
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High-quality linen fabric with the Bees designs pre-printed (no tedious tracing required!)
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Coordinating DMC embroidery thread
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An embroidery needle
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High-quality dried lavender for filling the sachets
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Ribbon for finishing and hanging the bags
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Clear, easy-to-follow step-by-step instructions and a comprehensive stitch guide
Project Features:
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Skill Level: Perfect for confident beginners eager to learn new stitches in a structured way, as well as experienced stitchers looking for a relaxing, beautifully tactile nature project.
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Design: A lively, nature-inspired bee motif that brings a cozy, handcrafted touch and a soothing scent to your home.
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Made in the UK: Exquisitely designed and sustainably packaged by Corinne Lapierre in Great Britain.