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William Morris Tulip & Rose |
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Tulip & rose
was designed by Morris in 1876
and could be purchased through his shop in Oxford Street,
London. It was produced as heavy triple woven curtaining
- perfect for draught-proofing large Victorian houses; the
dramatic colouring also gives visual warmth to a room. Original
fabrics are at Standen, the McCord Museum, Montreal and
the Art Institute, Chicago.

Beth Russell has adapted Tulip
& Rose with a choice of two background colours; ivory
and dark blue. The kit is printed on strong polished de luxe
canvas which is large enough to be made into either a cushion
or chair seat. It also fits the stool seen on the Orange
Border page.
Ivory Tulip & Rose |
Blue Tulip & Rose |
CANVAS: 12#/in Zweigart White de luxe canvas, 22 x 26"
DESIGN: 15x20" (39x51cm).
WOOLS: Appleton tapestry. 18 colours.
STITCH: Tent stitch with 1 thread (background 4 threads of
crewel wool).
INSTRUCTIONS:
There is also now a new miniature kit
available in yet another colourway.
Please state your choice of background colour when ordering,
or contact us for details.
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