DebBee's Designs' Garden of Silken Delights uses Treenway Silks' different 100% silk threads throughout the entire piece--no other threads are needed to complete this 8-inch square design on 18ct mono canvas. 

We loved this design so much, that with DebBee’s blessing, we created an alternative colorway “Autumn Mums” for the Garden of Silken Delights chart.  

We've put together a thread pack which includes the complete collection of silk threads needed to create this beautiful project.

1 skein  Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #204 Paprika
1 skein  Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #9514 Amber
2 skeins Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #222 Creole Spice
1 skein  Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #203 Cosmic Copper
1 skein  Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #303 Beehive Gold
2 skeins Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #9512 Arbutus
1 skein  Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #223 Star Ruby
3 skeins Zen Shin (20/2 spun silk) #958 Gypsy Passion

4 skeins Fine Cord Montano Colorway Autumn Mums
1 skein Tranquility (Fine Cord) #204 Paprika
1 skein Tranquility (Fine Cord) #203 Cosmic Copper
2 skeins Tranquility (Fine Cord) #303 Beehive Gold
1 skein Tranquility (Fine Cord) #958 Gypsy Passion

1 skein Serenity (8/2 reeled silk) #203 Cosmic Copper
1 skein Serenity (8/2 reeled silk) #223 Star Ruby
1 skein Serenity (8/2 reeled silk) #958 Gypsy Passion 

Thread Pack includes color conversion chart

240 yards total

note:  photo includes finished design next to the thread pack

In addition to the thread pack, you'll need to purchase your chart and canvas separately. For this colorway, we used Zweigart 18-count mono "Sandstone" canvas (14"x14").

I love this design so much!  And we're honored that Debbie created this entirely with Treenway Silks' threads.  If you're wondering what skill level you need to complete this counted canvas design, here's what Debbie of DebBee's Designs says:  

"Garden of Silken Delights is being done by stitchers of all levels. I try to write the instructions so that a beginner can follow them – everything is very step by step, and thorough. My email is on the back cover if someone runs into questions or problems while stitching, and I always answer emails as quickly as I can for stitchers. So while it may seem challenging to look at the cover, it’s all done one stitch at a time, with very large diagrams, and if you run into trouble I’m just an email away. If you can read a pattern (any kind of pattern, counted cross stitch, or counted canvas) or follow instructions, you should be fine."