Stitch the golden glow of early spring in Japan.
As the first warm breezes of spring arrive, so do the sights and sounds of the season—including the Uguisu (Japanese Bush-Warbler), a songbird that welcomes March with its delicate, melodic call. Drawn to the nectar of golden Osmanthus flowers, this little bird is a true symbol of spring’s arrival.
Designed by Alice Makabe, this embroidery kit brings the season to life with layered textures and thoughtful stitchwork. It’s a free stitch project, meaning there’s no rigid stitch chart—just pre-printed fabric and a curated selection of threads, ready for you to interpret in your own way.
Perfect for intermediate stitchers, but if you’re a bold beginner eager to experiment with thread colors and stitch techniques, this is a great way to dive in!
What’s Inside:
- 100% cotton DMC No. 25 embroidery thread skeins
- Pre-printed linen embroidery cloth
- No. 9 embroidery needle
- Instructions written in Japanese, with detailed illustrations for guidance
Why You’ll Love It:
- Celebrates Spring’s Early Blooms & Wildlife – Featuring the Uguisu songbird and golden Osmanthus flowers.
- Generous Size -- at ~10" square, this will be an impressive statement piece.
- Creative Freedom – No rigid stitch chart, letting you personalize your work.
- Designed by Alice Makabe – Known for her signature blend of texture, movement, and intricate detail.
Dimensions:
9.8" x 10.6" (25 cm x 27 cm)
Made in Japan
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