Rue Lepic 🇫🇷
This hand embroidery pattern of Rue Lepic fits perfectly into a hoop of 20cm (8") or larger. The pattern will be sent to your email as an instantly downloadable PDF immediately after purchase.
The pdf also includes
🎨 colour guide
🔖 stitch guide
📖 general technique guide so that you can embroider the design with confidence.
This hand embroidery pattern of Rue Lepic fits perfectly into a hoop of 20cm (8") or larger. The pattern will be sent to your email as an instantly downloadable PDF immediately after purchase.
The pdf also includes
🎨 colour guide
🔖 stitch guide
📖 general technique guide so that you can embroider the design with confidence.
This hand embroidery pattern of Rue Lepic fits perfectly into a hoop of 20cm (8") or larger. The pattern will be sent to your email as an instantly downloadable PDF immediately after purchase.
The pdf also includes
🎨 colour guide
🔖 stitch guide
📖 general technique guide so that you can embroider the design with confidence.
Story of the Rue Lepic design
Have you been to Paris? If yes, the chance is great that you have walked on Rue Lepic. It is a 755m long street that climbs the hill of Montmartre in the 18th district of Paris. However you may not have noticed the perspective that is captured in this pattern. That's because it's
Should you choose to walk Rue Lepic back down again, you will see the view that is captured in this design. It gives a glimpse of the previous hard workers that lived in the area. Today Montmartre is mostly known to be the artistic quarter, and is a hotspot for tourists. Nevertheless, not so long ago these hills were homes of the workers such as those who worked the mill in this design.
To be able to capture a glimpse of history in an art-piece is just one of the things that we love about architectural embroidery.
Embroidery stitches used in this pattern:
Back stitch
Straight stitch
Split stitch
French knot
You can learn how to embroider the above techniques in this article or via our free video stitch library Going Knots .
Materials you need to complete this embroidery design:
🖼️ Cotton canvas (or any non-stretch and non-transparent cotton fabric such as Duck canvas 7oz)
🖼️ Embroidery hoop of 20cm (8")
🎨Embroidery needle (We love to use 1-5 Bohin France or DMC needles)
🧵 Embroidery floss (DMC colour codes are indicated on your pattern pdf)
✂️ Scissor
📝 Carbon paper for transfer (Alternatively solvy paper, iron-on pen or any other transfer method of your preference)
🖊️ Pointy ball point pen
📏 Optional: Small ruler
Here is an article with more information about the various materials that we use.
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