About this Product
Unleash your creativity and celebrate your love for nature with our enchanting Badlands National Park Photo Embroidery Kit! Perfect for beginners and seasoned crafters alike, this delightful kit combines original photography with the soothing art of embroidery, making it an ideal memento from your adventures in the great outdoors.
Imagine stitching together the stunning landscapes that captured your heart – from the striking rock formations to the vibrant wildflowers that grace the Badlands. Each kit features a breathtaking photograph, carefully selected to inspire your artistic vision, along with everything you need to bring your masterpiece to life!
Why You'll Love This Kit:
✨ Original Photography: Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Badlands with a unique image that serves as your embroidery guide. Each piece is a snapshot of nature's wonder, ready for you to transform it into a tactile work of art.
? Beginner-Friendly: Don't worry if you've never stitched before! Our easy-to-follow instructions and high-quality materials make it a breeze to create your own beautiful embroidery. You'll be amazed at what you can accomplish!
? A Perfect Memento: Whether you're an avid traveler or simply a nature enthusiast, this kit is a charming way to keep your memories alive. Display your finished piece proudly in your home, or gift it to a fellow nature lover to share the joy of creativity.
Dive into the world of embroidery and celebrate the breathtaking beauty of Badlands National Park. Grab your kit today, and let your creative journey begin! ??✨
This is printed on luster photo paper and withstands hole punches and needlework. Embroidery floss, needles, punch tool, and directions included. This kit is for beginner embroiderers.
The full page is 8.5 x 11 inches, and the photograph is 5x7; the additional edge is used for embroidery work.
Adventure gifts, craft gift, National Park Lover, Travel, South Dakota
Simple and Sylvan
Meet the Maker
Simple & Sylvan is Jess Moore. She brings a passion for wild places to her art making practice. For the last seven years, she has immersed herself into far flung wild lands as a full-time RVer, gathering inspiration. Jess’ current body of work focuses on bridging analog materials, specifically wood, with digital tools. She doesn’t stop there, as she works in needle arts, photography, and watercolor. She has volunteered over 1800 hours volunteering in National Parks, Forests, and Wildlife Refuges.
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How it’s Made
This includes original photography, and I have designed the pattern, printed the item on photo paper, and created a kit that includes tools and floss for your to create this piece. It is packed in eco-cellophane with a backer board.
