Bead Embroidery Pattern on Art Canvas "Quaet evening"

“Quaet evening” — an old house with one lit window and a wisteria grown out over the balcony. A blue evening in which a single window glows warm.

What the picture shows

At the centre is a stone wall with a tall window; behind the panes burns an orange light, the only warm note in the whole piece. Below it is a small balcony with a wrought-iron rail and two pots of red geraniums, and another barred window sits in the wall to the left. To the right and above spreads the wisteria: pink-lilac clusters hang down among dense green and lime foliage, with the trunk and branches in pale yellow. The sky is deep blue, close to night, and the neighbouring roofs are covered with curved tiles. The beadwork is partial: you bead the wisteria, the foliage, the geraniums and parts of the walls and tiles, while the window, the balcony and the dark sky stay as print.

What you get

• Natural artist canvas with the full-colour pattern printed on it — no chart to follow on a screen
• Colour key for Czech Preciosa beads
• Beads, needles and thread are chosen separately

Specifications

• Finished size: 200×200 mm (7.8×7.8 in)
• Beads needed: approx. 3,625
• Bead colours: 12
• Base: natural artist canvas

The dark blue palette makes the square stand out on a light wall in a living room or bedroom. A good choice for anyone who likes old towns and evening light.