Jacobean crewel work and traditional designs (1900)
Penelope · Manchester, Briggs · leaf 29
e worked rows of French knots invarious greens. The pink roses are quite straightforward. Each should beshaded from light to dark rose so that it is well defined againstits neighbours. There are one or two small buds with touches of rust andtwo flowers in rust with a centre of solid knots in fawns… … Shades used for the ELIZABETHAN. Scheme 1. Penelope Crewel Wool. Golds 570, 571. Pinks and Rusts 552, 553, 554, 624, 625, 563,612. Heather 584, 586. Blue 589. Greens 593, 594, 595, 566, 567, 568. Fawns and Browns 524, 533, 534, 573, 574.
Embroidery, English
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