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Blackwork Animals and BirdsBlackwork animals are a wonderful subject to stitch, whether it is a charging elephant or a pet dog.These blackwork designs bring the creatures to life with realistic shading techniques.
The Sentinel - blackwork elephant
One colour, dark grey, is used throughout this design of an African elephant. Shading is achieved by adding stitches to the base pattern, whilst his tusks are left to show the bare fabric in contrast.Design size: 11.1 x 8.25 inches Downloadable Chart £4.00
The Warrior - blackwork rhino
A partner design to the one above, the strength and size of this white rhino are apparent to all who see it. Again the design uses a single blackwork fill pattern with variations to achieve the realistic shading.Design size: 10 x 15 inches Downloadable Chart £5.00
Blackwork Barnacle Goose
This design uses many different fill patterns to create depth and dimension. Not all patterned areas are outlined making this a more complex blackwork design. Design size: 12.5 x 11 inches Downloadable Chart £3.50
Blackwork Rooster
Blackwork and cross stitch are both used in this portrait of a french style cockerel in black, red and gold metallic.Design size: 12 x 17.5 inches Downloadable Chart £5.00
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The African elephantAfrican elephants are the largest living land mammals. They have larger ears than their Asian cousins.
The White RhinoNot named after its colour, the white rhino gets its name from the Afrikaans for "wide mouth".A rhino's two horns are actually made from keratin not bone.
Barnacle GeeseResembling a small Canada goose this water bird winters in the northern islands of the British Isles, Denmark, Germany and the Netherlands.It got its name during the Middle Ages when people believed it hatched from barnacle shells!
The RoosterThe rooster or cockeral is a national symbol of France.The Chinese dedicate a year in their calendar to the rooster. The last year of the Rooster was in 2005.
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