Stitch with Jennifer Pudney
Needlepoint Cushion Kit includes:
A colour printed design on 12 hole per inch canvas.
High quality steel Tapestry needles.
A wool pack of STRAND unique mohair/wool Yarn
An instruction sheet
A full colour picture
The Canvas Only is a colour printed design on 12 hole per inch canvas.
List of colours and quantities for DMC, Anchor, Appletons and STRAND yarn.
We can back and pipe your cushion with a co-ordinating cotton fabric, see our cushion making up service here.
Designed by Kate Wells
This design is based on one of Kate Wells’ designs for Dilana Rugs.
Finished size: 40 x 30 cm
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Kate Wells is one of New Zealand’s most well known woven tapestry artists.
This design is based one of Kate Wells’ designs for Dilana Rugs.
Wells was born in Foxton and studied textile design at Wellington Polytechnic. She received a Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council Grant in 1986 that enabled her to travel to Europe to study both early and contemporary tapestries. In 1988 Wells was invited to lecture at an international tapestry symposium in Melbourne and in 1989 she won the Wool Interior Design Award. Many of her works are in public collections
This design can be a footstool or extend the red background to make a cushion.
The design is stitched on 12 count canvas (not our usual 10) and we have used our very own Strand wool yarn. as it has a beautiful lustre, vibrant colours and is lovely to use.
Full Kit $199 BUY NOW
Canvas Only $89 BUY NOW
Designed by Kate Wells
This design is based on one of Kate Wells’ designs for Dilana Rugs.
Finished size: 40 x 30 cm
Full Kit $169 BUY NOW
Canvas Only $45 BUY NOW
Kate Wells is one of New Zealand’s most well known woven tapestry artists.
This design is based one of Kate Wells’ designs for Dilana Rugs.
Wells was born in Foxton and studied textile design at Wellington Polytechnic. She received a Queen Elizabeth II Arts Council Grant in 1986 that enabled her to travel to Europe to study both early and contemporary tapestries. In 1988 Wells was invited to lecture at an international tapestry symposium in Melbourne and in 1989 she won the Wool Interior Design Award. Many of her works are in public collections
