Named after my youngest who loves reading, this bookmark is a great place to start. You'll begin with a few rows of straight stitch that will help you learn the needle placement and picking up the threads. The pattern will then take you through a couple of different zig-zag stitches. I've included finishing instructions as well. I suggest that you take the time to read the introductory pages as they will help explain how to read the stitch chart and cutting enough thread for

Right here and right now! I'll to talk you through what you need and how to make a quick start . Great if you are just bursting to have a go. Please be a little patient though, as this is quite a long read with lots of photos to fully explain the detail. It is also written with the complete beginner in mind so apologies if you don't need this level of detail. Please note that I'm left-handed. If you are right handed your needle will be facing in the opposite direction fr