Ellie Mac Embroidery
Gold Foil Screen Printed & Embroidered Bee Patch
Gold Foil Screen Printed & Embroidered Bee Patch
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A welcomed return of the embroidered bee patch with it's gold foil screen printed wings and black and metallic thread, freehand machine embroidered body. This is a limited edition design and collaboration with Sophie Darling which will be available in three different wool felt backgrounds khaki green, pistachio green and cream.
The foil wings of the bee have been expertly printed by local artist and designer Sophie Darling
We will also be donating £5.00 from each bee patch sold to The Woodland Trust. The Woodland Trust is the the UK's largest woodland conservation charity, they work to protect woods and trees, preventing the loss of irreplaceable habit, nature and carbon stores.
Please Note - that if you iron the foil screen print it will dull the gold shine.
All embroideries are drawn, embroidered and finished in the UK using a vintage freehand Singer. Due to the nature of freehand machine embroidery, expect slight variations from one piece to the next.
Approximate Sizing 120mm x 85mm
©Ellie Mac Embroidery 2024
Shipping & Delivery
Shipping & Delivery
POSTAGE WILL BE AUTOMATICALLY ADDED AT CHECKOUT
Please Note* Customers outside the UK are liable for all import duties, customs and local sales taxes in the country they are shipping to. These fees will need to be paid before the customer can claim their parcel.
Any questions please email: info@elliemacembroidery.com
UK Royal Mail - 1st Class Signed For - £3.80 or FREE for orders over £40
WORLDWIDE Royal Mail - International Track & Signed £10.99 or FREE for orders over £120
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
Embroidery is delicate and needs to be treated with care, please bear this in mind when handling and stitching down. It is recommended the patches are attached to items of clothing that do not require regular laundering, patches are dry clean only.
Embroidered patches should be positioned using the iron on backer, then fully secured by hand stitching around the border.
