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I’m a HUGE fan of Harry Potter and the Wizarding World. As soon as my eyes saw this owl pattern, I had to embroider it. I named her, Lyra since music moves me in many ways.
I subscribe to Scribd; Love Embroidery magazines is one of the many I follow. This particular one is Love Embroidery, Issue 8.
Honestly, it was a joy to make.
There were several things I did differently from what the pattern suggested: used two threads instead of one for the stars and I didn’t line the owl’s tale like I did the wings. If I could do it all over again, I’d go for a lighter dark gray instead of a darker shade of it – also I would embroider the wings in one angle from bottom to top. Still… she turned out beautifully.
Materials Used:
- DMC 310 Black Floss
- DMC 413 Dark Gray Floss
- DMC 415 Light Gray Floss
- DMC 838 Brown Floss
- DMC 841 Beige Floss
- DMC 438 Light Tan Floss
- DMC Group 18 Ecru Floss
- Sulky Fabri-Solvy Embroidery Stabilizer
- Spring Creative Navy Blue Solid Cotton Fabric
- Loop & Threads Wooden Embroidery Hoop 8 in
- Embroidery Frame Stand
- Embroidery Needle
- Printer
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