Twenty To Make
Twenty To Make
SARAH LAWRENCE
media, then give each
one a personality
with a variety of
gorgeous
embellishments.
• Have a go –
there are twenty
to make!
Stitched Art
• Clear step-by-step
instructions
• Easy and fun to make
• Four templates for
multiple variations
Sarah Lawrence
UPC
Wild Women
Stitched Art Brooches
Sarah Lawrence
Search Press
Contents
Introduction 4 Ikon 24
Templates and Jokergirl 26
brooch backs 6 Mary, Mary,
Swaddling Sister 8 By-the-Sea 28
Artemis Ascendent 10 Nefertiti 30
Daffy-Down-Dilly 12 Miss Milly-Pede 32
Bonnie Wee Rosie 14 Cherokee 34
Babouska 16 Oh, Pearl! 36
Rustic Peg 18 Miss Checkmate 38
Luna Luna 20 Wild Wanda 40
The Queen of Fools 22 Tart Deco 42
San Bohemia 44
Dreamer 46
Introduction
Making brooches is a lovely way to express your
creativity. All the projects are open to your own
interpretation and I sincerely hope that you have
as much fun making pieces of art to wear as I do.
Very little needs to be purchased to make these
fun brooches, and by asking friends and relatives
all sorts of charms, threads and background
materials can be acquired. Those things that need
to be purchased are widely available through
reputable retail stores and over the internet.
A basic tool kit you will need for most of these
projects includes: felt, scissors, needles (including
a beading needle), sewing and embroidery
threads, and brooch backs.
Note that some experience of free machine
embroidery may be required for some of the
projects in this book.
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5
Harlequin
Try using many different ribbons for a multicoloured effect. If you wish, a garter
can be made from a length of the ribbon and attached around a leg.
17
Queen Equinox
The colours you choose for your piece are important to define the mood.
Here, warm oranges and reds evoke an autumnal feel.
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