Utah National Parks Hand Embroidery Pattern Collection

Mesa Verde National Park contains some of the best-preserved archaeological sites in the United States. Millions of visitors every year drive the scenic park road, gaze out at the panoramic views, attempt to decipher the ancient pictographs, and hike among the famous Ancestral Puebloan cliff dwellings.

This embroidery pattern pays homage to the majesty of these cliff dwellings, depicting the largest dwelling in the park, the Cliff Palace. This is a beginner to intermediate-level pattern that requires some knowledge of basic embroidery stitches.

Included in the PDF Pattern:

• Full-color photo of the finished embroidery piece
• One pattern sized to fit a 7 or 8-inch hoop
• Additional reverse pattern for iron-on transfer option
• Printable stitch and floss color guide to provide guidance or inspiration
• Material list
• Website link for embroidery stitch tutorials
• Instructions for transferring the pattern using four simple methods
• Directions for finishing the embroidery in the hoop or a frame

Giant trees, soaring mountains, and deep canyons make this tandem set of national parks a must-visit destination. Within the boundaries of the parks lie Mount Whitney, the tallest mountain in the lower U.S states, Kings Canyon, one of the deepest canyons in North America, and several groves of giant sequoia trees whose massive girth marks them as some of the world’s largest living things.

I made my first visit to this park, last spring and was overwhelmed by the sheer size of the giant sequoias. As we hiked the winding paths between the towering trees, I captured a photo of my husband dwarfed nearly to the size of an ant while standing next to one of the giant sequoias. It is this photo, and its tribute to the massive scale of these trees, that inspired the Sequoia & Kings Canyon National Park embroidery pattern.

This is a fairly simple pattern that only uses a handful of basic stitches. It is suitable for both experienced stitchers and those who are new to embroidery.

Included in the PDF Pattern:

• Full-color photo of the finished embroidery piece
• One pattern sized to fit a 7 or 8-inch hoop
• Reverse pattern for iron-on transfer option
• Printable stitch and color guide to provide guidance or inspiration
• Material list
• Website link for embroidery stitch tutorials
• Instructions for transferring the pattern using four simple methods
• Directions for finishing the embroidery in the hoop or a frame

The PDF pattern file will be available for instant download when your purchase is complete

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National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 4}
National Park Embroidery Pattern Book {Volume 5}

The California National Park Embroidery Pattern Collection: Includes patterns for all 8 of the California National Parks

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It might be the least popular of Utah’s five National Parks, but those who have visited Capitol Reef know that it has much to offer! Aside from the mind-blowing 90-mile long ridge of sandstone called the Waterpocket Fold that juts out of the earth and has eroded over time to form a jungle of domes, cliffs, and twisting canyons, the park also boasts a fertile river valley full of lush green cottonwood trees and rows of fruit trees planted by settlers long ago.

The Capitol Reef National Park pattern captures all of this and more with a classic scene featuring one of the apple orchards and a historic barn set in front of a towering cliff. Designed with simplicity in mind, this pattern is perfect for both novice and expert embroiderers.

Included in the PDF Pattern:

• Full-color photo of the finished embroidery piece
• One pattern sized to fit a 7 or 8-inch hoop
• Reverse pattern for iron-on transfer option
• Printable stitch and floss color guide to provide guidance or inspiration
• Material list
• Website link for embroidery stitch tutorials
• Instructions for transferring the pattern using four simple methods
• Directions for finishing the embroidery in the hoop or a frame