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Shop Trillium Crewel Work Beginner Embroidery Kit

Trillium Crewel Work Beginner Embroidery Kit

$22.00
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This beginner friendly kit includes everything you need to embroider this lovely becon of spring, the red trillium. All the wool is hand dyed with natural dyes and each kit includes information about what sheep the wool came from and what natural dyes were used to create each color!

Each kit includes

Instructions

Handspun, naturally dyed embroidery wool

Needle

Embroidery hoop

100% Irish linen with design printed on it

Add To Cart

Trillium Crewel Work Beginner Embroidery Kit

$22.00
sold out

This beginner friendly kit includes everything you need to embroider this lovely becon of spring, the red trillium. All the wool is hand dyed with natural dyes and each kit includes information about what sheep the wool came from and what natural dyes were used to create each color!

Each kit includes

Instructions

Handspun, naturally dyed embroidery wool

Needle

Embroidery hoop

100% Irish linen with design printed on it

Add To Cart

Herons Llŷn Farm

Orwell, VT

Land Acknowledgment: Here are Herons Llyn Farm we recognize we are are indigenous land. In addition to the Missiquoi Abenaki who lived on the eastern side of Pitawbagok, (so called Lake Champlain), other tribes of the Wαpánahki (Abenaki) including the Sokoki, Missisquoi, Cowasuck and Elnu as well as Muhhekunnew (Mohican) and the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) lived and are still living in Vermont. As a farm, it is especially important to look to the original land and water protectors and recognize that we are on their ancestral and unceded territories and homelands. We respect their traditional values and inherent sovereignty of this area and support their leadership in efforts towards environmental protection as well as cultural recovery, development and healing.

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