Jane Austen Peacock - Tapestry Kit
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Peacock Tapestry Kit
A popular regency pastime, our Peacock Tapestry kit creates a panel that can be framed, or made into a cushion! Inspired by the original work of William de Morgan (1839-1917).
Tapestry kit includes:
- Charts and Instructions
- 12 count full colour printed Zweigart interlock canvas
- Anchor Tapestry Wool
- Needle
- Finished size 36 x 36cms
- Cushion pad & backing are NOT included
Please note this kit contains embroidery needles and is not suitable for children. If you would like to read a little about the history of embroidery, you can do so here on our blog!
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Jane Austen Peacock - Tapestry Kit
Jane Austen Peacock - Tapestry Kit
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Peacock Tapestry Kit
A popular regency pastime, our Peacock Tapestry kit creates a panel that can be framed, or made into a cushion! Inspired by the original work of William de Morgan (1839-1917).
Tapestry kit includes:
- Charts and Instructions
- 12 count full colour printed Zweigart interlock canvas
- Anchor Tapestry Wool
- Needle
- Finished size 36 x 36cms
- Cushion pad & backing are NOT included
Please note this kit contains embroidery needles and is not suitable for children. If you would like to read a little about the history of embroidery, you can do so here on our blog!
Original: $154.36
-65%$154.36
$54.03Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
Jane Austen's Pride and Prejudice Peacock Tapestry Kit
A popular regency pastime, our Peacock Tapestry kit creates a panel that can be framed, or made into a cushion! Inspired by the original work of William de Morgan (1839-1917).
Tapestry kit includes:
- Charts and Instructions
- 12 count full colour printed Zweigart interlock canvas
- Anchor Tapestry Wool
- Needle
- Finished size 36 x 36cms
- Cushion pad & backing are NOT included
Please note this kit contains embroidery needles and is not suitable for children. If you would like to read a little about the history of embroidery, you can do so here on our blog!
