Handmade Daisy Embroidery Necklace in 1” Round Bezel

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Handmade Daisy Embroidery Necklace in 1” Round Bezel

This sweet daisy pendant is handmade by me - with a lot of love and attention to detail. 

You will receive one of the 3 necklaces shown.

Product details: 

Materials: The pendant features embroidery work done on fabric using colorful embroidery floss (yellow, white and green).  The needlework wrapped around a glass cabochon is set in a black 1” bezel.  It comes with an 18” faux leather necklace. 

Size: The pendant measures 1” in diameter 

Design: The embroidery work daisy and leaf design was created using embroidery floss thread on a background of white fabric.  

Style: This necklace combines hand sewing and a bezel.  It’s a beautiful piece that can be worn with a breezy summer dress.

This necklace would be a lovely gift for a birthday, Mother’s Day or Valentine’s Day.

Care instructions: To ensure longevity of your necklace, avoid getting the pendant wet or coming in contact with harsh chemicals.  

If you have any questions or custom requests, please feel free to contact me.

Thanks for visiting my shop!  My name is Abby.  I am a Maker and Fiber Artist currently living in Dallas, TX with my family.  I love creating gifts that surprise and delight those who receive them.  In my shop you can find crochet patterns, decorative crochet plants, handmade jewelry and jewelry making supplies.  

Key terms: embroidery, embroidered necklace, handmade jewelry, hand stitched jewelry, fiber arts, handsewn jewelry, flower necklace, embroidered cameo, applique, decorative stitching, applique stitch, needlework, handsewn, needlework

AbbyFarmerCreations

Duncanville, TX
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Meet the Maker

I’ve been a Maker since I was a young child.  I remember rushing to finish my worksheets in 1st grade so I could draw and color.  My parents engaged my creativity with origami books, watercolor sets, sketch pads, beads and yarn.  

I was, and am, surrounded by women who love fiber arts.  My Grandma gifted me a stamped cross-stitch square and embroidery floss.  My Granny crocheted dozens of Afghans of all sizes.  My Mom indulged my clumsy attempts at making my own clothing on a Singer Genie.   My best friend and I explored crochet and quilting.  My godmother showed me how to knit, but I could never get the hang of it!  During college I majored in Visual Art Education with a concentration in Fiber Arts.  

I continue to explore different mediums - watercolor paint, embroidery, jewelry making and polymer clay.  I’ve created original  and published original crochet patterns (a collection of crochet plant patterns and holiday gnomes).  

I sell my creations at Knick Knacks in Duncanville, TX and online through Abby Farmer Creations.  

I live in Duncanville, Texas with my husband, Phil and our fur-babies, Duncan & Cassie.  I’ve been a member of Wycliffe since 2005.  I currently work as the Canvas administrator for Dallas Int’l University.


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How it’s Made

How it’s Made:

Creating an embroidery necklace like this involves several steps.  Here’s a general overview of the process:

Design:  The first step is to design the embroidery pattern for the necklace.  This can be done by sketching the desired floral pattern directly on the fabric or onto water-soluble stabilizer.

Materials:  I use fabric, embroidery floss in different shades, and needles for sewing.  I secure the fabric in an embroidery hoop to keep it taut.

Stitching: I use a variety of stitches including satin stitch, back stitch, French knots, and lazy daisy.  I use 1-3 strands of floss, depending on how dense the stitch-work is.  I love creating different textures with stitch combinations.  

Finishing: Once I am done stitching, I remove the work from the embroidery hoop.  If needed, I place the fabric in water to dissolve the ink or stabilizer.  I add a running stitch outside the sitch work and I trim away any excess fabric and smooth it to remove wrinkles.

Assembly: I select a cabochon to fit the bezel.  I place it behind the fabric and tighten the running stitch

es to secure it.  Then, I securely glue the piece into the bezel and allow the glue to dry.

I add a necklace (chain or faux leather cord) to complete the necklace. 

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Shop Policies

I can create custom orders upon request.

If you have any questions or experience any problems, please send me a message. 

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