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Blue Tulips
DESIGNED BY LAURA J. PERIN
MATERIALS NEEDED:
• Kreinik Silk Mori® 5055 Medium Slate Blue,
5057 Dark Slate Blue
• Kreinik Silk Serica® 5057 Dark Slate Blue
• Kreinik Blending Filament™ in 014HL Sky
Blue
• Dritz Mark-B-Gone pen (blue 'temporary' pen)
• Suggested fabrics: Zweigart 22-count antique
white Hardanger or 25-count antique white
Lugana
4. Starting in center of each pattern area, work
pattern out to sides, following graphs; use partial
stitches when necessary at edges.
5. Start all threads with a waste knot on top of
fabric; end all threads by weaving them into back
of existing work. Avoid carrying threads across
back of unstitched fabric.
6. When finished all stitching, remove blue out-
lines by moistening a Q-tip and dabbing all visi-
ble lines (do not soak or wash silk work).
7. Use Backstitch, Double-Running Stitch, or a
combination of both (Running Backstitch) for
working all blackwork patterns.
8. Do not separate Silk Serica, use it straight from
the reel. For more tips on using Silk Mori or Silk
Serica, visit their pages on www.kreinik.com or
call the staff at Kreinik, 1-800-537-2166.
DESIGN SIZE:
140 x 140 threads or about 5
3/4" x 5 3/4" regardless of which fabric count is
used because the same size design is traced onto
either fabric.
BLACKWORK STEPS FOR THIS
DESIGN:
1. Trace design on fabric.
2. Mount fabric on frame for stitching.
3. Stitch silk pattern areas.
4. Stitch metallic pattern areas.
5. Couch outlines.
Pattern 1:
With one strand of Silk Mori 5057 begin in the
center of the tulip and work circle pattern out-
wards to edges. Use partial stitches where needed.
With one strand Silk Mori 5055, stitch the lighter
blue stars. With one strand of Blending Filament
014HL stitch the metallic crosses in center of
small boxes.
Fabric Preparation:
1. Tape Blue Tulips drawing to a well-lighted
window or light box.
2. Tape fabric on top of outline, carefully center-
ing horizontal and vertical threads of fabric over
the center axis of the design.
3. Using temporary (blue) Mark-B-Gone pen,
trace main outlines onto fabric.
4. Mount fabric on scroll bars, stretcher bars or
Q-snaps for stitching.
Pattern 2:
With one strand Silk Mori 5057 work the flower
pattern from the center out to sides. Stitch light
blue crosses and flower centers with Silk Mori
5055 next; then stitch small metallic crosses with
one strand of Blending Filament 014HL.
Pattern 3:
Stitch diamonds with one strand Silk Mori 5057;
then alternate filling the rows of diamonds with
Silk Mori 5055 and Blending Filament 014HL.
General Stitching Instructions:
1. On all graphs, each line represents one thread
of fabric.
2. Use one strand of Silk Mori for all blackwork
stitching.
3. Use one strand of Kreinik Blending Filament
for all blackwork stitching.
Pattern 4:
Stitch the leaves with the same design as Pattern
3, omitting the rows of metallic crosses.
Couching the flowers and leaves:
When all patterns are completely filled in, thread a strand of Silk Serica 5057 on a larger needle. Study
the design to see how to lay the strand to get the most continuous couching line possible. After securing
the long strand on the back of fabric, come up on top of fabric and lay the strand along the blue outline.
Thread a smaller needle with one strand Silk Mori 5057. Starting where the strand begins, apply small
couching stitches every 1/4” carefully following the blue lines; try to place your stitches in the direction
of the twist of the Silk Serica. When couching is done, secure both threads on back of fabric.
© Copyright 2001 Kreinik Mfg. Co., Inc. This design may be reproduced but not sold.
Kreinik Consumer Info: 1-800-537-2166, email kreinik@kreinik.com, Web site www.kreinik.com
DIAGRAMS:
4
4
2
6
3
2
5
3
5
2
1
1
5
3
1
4
Backstitch
Double-Running Stitch
Running Backstitch
Pattern 1
Pattern 2
Pattern 3
Pattern 4
2
COLOR KEY:
Thick black lines: Mori 5057
4
Red lines (crosses): Mori 5055
6
3
1
Couching
5
Thin blue lines: BF 014HL
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