Palestine, Hebron Area Beginner Embroidery Tatreez Kit
Palestine, Hebron Area Beginner Embroidery Tatreez Kit, Level 2
- Includes two embroidery samplers ideal for wall hangers or bags
- Features original tatreez patterns derived from authentic Hebron dresses
- Patterns sourced from the villages of Dura, al-Dawayima, and al-Qubayba (circa 1900-1920s) from the Widad Kawar Collection
- Designed for beginners looking to learn traditional Palestinian cross (Fallahi) stitch
This kit is a unique collaboration celebrating the rich heritage of Palestinian embroidery from the Hebron area. It features meticulously studied tatreez patterns derived from authentic historical dresses, offering you an opportunity to create beautiful samplers that can be transformed into wall hangers or bags. Perfect for beginners at Level 2, this kit provides both the materials and the cultural insights needed to explore traditional Palestinian cross-stitch techniques.
Directions
Use the included step-by-step instruction manuals to learn the traditional Palestinian cross (Fallahi) stitch for each design. Follow the detailed flyers to understand the cultural significance behind the patterns and the origins of the Hebron thobe. Combine the provided fabrics and embroidery supplies to create your very own tatreez samplers.
Disclaimer
Colors and fabric textures may vary slightly from the images shown. Historical interpretations and pattern origins are based on extensive research and may be subject to further updates.
Kit Specifications
Embroidery Fabrics | 2 pieces of Aida fabric, 11 count, in black (18 cm x 25 cm each) 1 piece of Syrian Saya fabric (Kashmir design from Aleppo) - 18 cm x 50 cm |
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Needles | 3 embroidery tapestry needles |
Yarn | DMC embroidery yarns in 9 colors |
Informational Flyers | Origin of the Palestinian native dress Origin of the Hebron thobe & patterns |
Instruction Manuals | 2 step-by-step embroidery instructions for each design using the traditional Palestinian cross (Fallahi) stitch |
Additional Items | 2 wooden sticks |
