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1 Stitch of the Month December Kaleidoscope Squares Color Study of Shifting Patterns Panel 5: by Deborah Forney Finished Projects for Kaleidoscope Squares Panel 5 Goal: Select and manipulate favorite patterns for personal projects. Now that you have tried several ways to interpret Kaleidoscope Squares, you may have already identified a pattern that you would like to repeat or expand. Or, you may want to play with a coloring book version of the pattern to see what additional variations you can create. Below is a full page printable version of the Kaleidoscope Squares pattern. Page 1

2 Finished Projects for Kaleidoscope Squares The square shape of the basic pattern limits its use primarily to shapes with right angles. Some simple uses for a completed 36 x 36 intersection square are small ornaments or necklace pendants. collection of six completed squares could form a cube shaped box. Sample 1 Sample 2 Sample 3 Page 2

3 In a band, you can create bracelets, napkin rings or a bar of stitching along the edge of a purse. larger collection of Kaleidoscope Squares could cover a pillow or an e-reader sleeve. I chose two of my favorite pattern sequences along with coordinating wool felt from Weeks Dye Works and had one band finished into a pincushion and the other as a design element on a small zippered bag. Sample 4 Sample 5 The pin cushion pattern is a variation of my 4-Color Experimental Panel. Below is a photograph of the base layer. Panel 5 Canvas Preparation: : Cut your chosen canvas and tape the raw edges of the canvas with rtist s Tape. : If necessary, draw the desired outlines for the project squares. If you plan to have unstitched canvas as part of your pattern, use basting threads to identify the perimeters so there is no risk of marks showing on blank canvas. : Mount the canvas on an appropriate pair of stretcher bars. : Review the step by step stitch charts for the 7 Steps. : Collect your threads and begin stitching your keepsake from Stitch of the Month 2017! Page 3

4 Kaleidoscope Squares Supplemental Pattern Samples for Finished Projects Sample 1 Foundation, Sample 1 Completed Model Thread Identifications for Sample 1 Caron Impressions #2071 and #3041 N/ N/ Kreinik Metallic Size 12 Braid #421 Glissen Gloss Braid #01 Kreinik Metallic Size 4 Braid #024 Kreinik Metallic Size 12 Braid #421 and #001HL Kreinik Metallic Size 12 Braid #421 and #001HL Page 4

5 Sample 2 Foundation, Sample 2 Completed Model Thread Identifications for Sample 2 Caron Impressions #2071 and #3041 Rainbow Gallery Petite Very Velvet #V612, #V633 Rainbow Gallery Soft Sheen Fyre Werks #FT30 Rainbow Gallery Petite Treasure Braid #PB07 Glissen Gloss Braid #01 Kreinik Metallic Size 12 Braid #421 Kreinik Metallic Size 12 Braid #001HL N/ Page 5

6 Sample 3 Completed Model Thread Identifications for Sample 3 Caron Impressions #8121, #5013 and #8024 Gloriana Princess Perle #243, #132 and #096 Rainbow Gallery Neon Rays+ #NP139, #NP33 and #NP62 Rainbow Gallery Neon Rays #N55 and #N73 Kreinik Metallic Size 8 #018 and #3215 Rainbow Gallery Petite Very Velvet #V660, #V662 and #V651 Rainbow Gallery Petite Very Velvet #V660, #V662 and #V651 Sample 4 Completed Model Thread Identifications for Sample 4 Caron Impressions #8121 and #5013 Gloriana Princess Perle #243 and #096 Rainbow Gallery Neon Rays+ #NP139 and #NP33 N/ N/ Rainbow Gallery Petite Very Velvet #V660 and #V651 Rainbow Gallery Petite Very Velvet #V660 and #V651 Page 6

7 Sample 5 Completed Model Thread Identifications for Sample 5 Caron Impressions #3041 Painter s Threads #125 Nylon Ribbon N/ Kreinik Metallic Size 12 Braid #001HL Kreinik Metallic Size 8 Braid #421 and #061 Kreinik Metallic Size 12 Braid #001HL Kreinik Metallic Size 8 Braid #011HL Painter s Threads #125 Nylon Cord Page 7