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available. If you are interested you can email This makes them more affordable, no postage & packaging
me and I will place your name on the email expenses and easily accessed online. My patterns range
list for future contact. from hand embroidery, needle felting, traditional wet
felting, machine embroidery and so many combinations of
these skills.
As I have taught them as work-shops I understand what
students require to give them confidence and knowledge to
complete the project. I make sure the patterns are well il-
lustrated, descriptive with many photographs. Whilst some
of the projects are large in size, I have scanned the pattern
pieces in sections so they can be printed on a regular A4
printer then assembled true to size.

Designing a project can often prove stressful
with many people being time poor and don’t
have the head space to create a whole
project. The easier option to give voice to
your creativity is to follow someone else’s
design which you admire. This has worked
for me whilst travelling igniting my creativity
again.Having created so many designs over
the last 20 years I decided to make them into
digital files.

Robyn Alexander Design