Esquema para bordar con abalorios sobre lienzo artístico (sin abalorios) «Ramo del bosque»

“Forest bouquet” — spring flowers growing right between the trunks of a wood, with light falling on them through the tall trees.

What the picture shows

The centre of the canvas holds a dense clump of early bloomers: pink and white lilies with long petals, yellow daffodils, a blue hyacinth, small white bells and sprays of cherry blossom. Around them are thick green leaves and grass, and tiny snowdrop-like flowers show white at the bottom. A bee has settled on a flower at the left and another flies nearby. Tall dark trunks stand on either side with a pale misty gap between them, and the branches above are covered in white blossom. Coverage is partial: beads fill the flowers, the foliage and the blossom on the branches, while the trunks, the mist and the depth of the wood stay as print on the canvas. That pushes the bouquet forward and keeps the wood behind it soft and slightly blurred.

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: 300×300 mm (11.81×11.81 in)
• Beads needed: approx. 6,827
• Bead colours: 17
• Base: natural artist canvas

The square format and fresh green palette suit a kitchen or a bright living room. It works for anyone who likes spring motifs and plenty of small floral detail.