FREE SRE DESIGN - Spider Web Roses

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Silk Ribbon Embroidery Projects 

Spider Web Roses with Fern and Baby Breath.

Refer to this blog for Stitch Tutorial -
Spider Web Roses with French Knots.

Roses, Rosebuds and the Rose Leaves are in
4 mm. Silk Ribbon.

You will Require:  
Silk Ribbon:
.5 mt. of 4 mm in 4 Colour Tones of Pink
 Cream Silk Ribbon - Baby's Breath 
 Mt. Green Silk Ribbon - Leaves 

Embroidery Threads:
Green to Match Green Ribbon.
Fawn or Olive  for Fern.

Option of a Pearl for the Centre of 1 Rose.

 1:  The Spider Roses.  The larger one and
the top rose are one straight colour.
The 3 rd. is Pink in the centre with a lighter
colour on the outside.

 2:  Next work the buds in Detached Chain Stitch.
two straight stitches at the tip in Green Thread.

 3:  Green Thread - Stem Stitch all the stems to
the buds and leaf stems.
Lazy Daisy Leaves on the two branches.

 4:  Rose and Bud :Leaves in Ribbon Stitch.

 5:  Fly stitch scattered in 1 strand of the
tan thread.

 6:  French Knots in Cream Silk Ribbon for the
Baby's Breath.



















Comments

  1. AnonymousFebruary 22, 2010 at 12:16 AM

    What a wonderful site you have Carol. You are so generous with the wonderful Tutorials and patterns. I will be back I'm sure.
    Joy....New Zealand.

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