Dollshouse Embroidery Kits

Suitable for beginners

Style: Victorian

This bellpull, with its fresh colour scheme of green and peach, would look good in many styles of room in the doll's house. The 'Barbara (green)' design is one of the most popular in my whole range, so there are many co-ordinating items to collect.

 


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Suitable for beginners

Style: Georgian

Soft tones of cream, beige and blue make this bellpull a restful design for any tasteful setting.

 


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Style: Victorian

This design was originally requested by a customer who had already worked the Sophie carpet and footstool, and was asking if I could design a co-ordinating bellpull - I remember thinking 'What a good idea!', and this is the result!

 


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Style: Georgian (1714 - 1830) / Aubusson (French)

The traditional bellpull design - a string of rose flowers, in shades of deep pink and old gold, some full-blown, and some just in bud. A super design, which is easier to stitch than might at first appear! Suitable for any interior, from Georgian onwards.

 


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Style: William Morris (late Victorian)

This design features the twisting leaf motif which William Morris loved so much. If you look closely, you will see that this design is an adaptation of the outer border from the 'May (blue)' carpet, although a slightly different colourway has been used from that of the carpet. It would suit any late Victorian interior. 


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Style: Oriental (e.g.Chinese / Persian)

Willow pattern china is always produced in these beautiful shades of blue, and I feel it translates really well into stitching. This design echoes the 'Delft' needlework stand in its style and colour, and would make a great room-setting when displayed with the 'Patricia' carpet, cushion and footstool set. 


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Style: Victorian

A vibrant design of simple daisy flowers on a twining stem, with a background of rich scarlet, dotted with maroon. This is an easy design for those who have not worked on gauze before, as there are only a few colours.

 


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Style: William Morris (late Victorian)

This design is part of the William Morris-inspired set. The motifs of the design are taken from the central part of the matching carpet, using the same peach and terracotta tones.

 


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Style: Art Nouveau (Edwardian)

Stylised tulips were a very popular motif during the Art Nouveau era - they appeared on anything from furniture to fabrics. Here, they have been used in varying sizes along the length of the bellpull to draw the eye to the more detailed tulip flower at the top. This bellpull is one of the most simple designs in the range. 


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Style: William Morris (late Victorian)

Another design inspired by William Morris, based on one of the borders from a decorated manuscript that Morris published. The design features two slender stalks, along which grow fantastic and exotic blooms. Tendrils and leaves intersperse the flowers, making a very pretty design, suitable for late Victorian houses. 


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Style: Georgian (1714 - 1830)

This Georgian design is suitable for a grand room decorated in the formal style. It features three small ovals with a single flower in each, interspersed with delicate bows. The vertical stripes link the individual motifs together.

 


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