The Wylam Dilly Steam Locomotive Blackwork Kit

Description

The Wylam Dilly Steam Locomotive Blackwork Embroidery Kit or Pattern

The Wylam Dilly Steam Locomotive Blackwork kit is based on the second oldest surviving steam locomotive in the world. The locomotive is named after the Wylam Colliery, where the locomotive was used.

It was constructed circa 1815.

After withdrawal it was presented to the Edinburgh Museum of Science and Art in 1883, now called the National Museum of Scotland, where it is currently on display.

This is part of a collection of Steam Locomotive designs I am designing with my Steam Engine loving Dad.  The others in the set include Catch-Me-Who-Can and The Puffing Billy, Locomotion No.1, The Rocket, Castle Class and Clun Castle Steam Locomotive.

My Dad has proof stitched each of the engine patterns for me.

This design is ideal for anyone, from a beginner to an expert in any counted embroidery technique.

Apart from a sewing frame/hoop and scissors, this kit is ready to use as soon as you receive it in the post.

Finished Size

• 112 x 84 stitches on 28 count evenweave or 14 count aida.
• Approx 20cm x 15cm / 8 x 6 inches.

Contents of Complete Kit

• A full list of instructions including a colour pattern of the Outline and Fill patterns.
• Fabric: 28 count white cotton evenweave or 14 count white Cotton Aida by Fabric Flair.
• Size: Approx. 30cm x 25.5cm (12 x 10 inches) (This gives a 2 inch border of fabric around the edge for framing.) Fabric bound on all the edges to prevent fraying.
• Pre-sorted Anchor Stranded Cotton and Pearl thread on a colour printed thread card.
• Size 24 and Size 26 Tapestry Needle by John James.

View the series here.

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