Kolorova Mixed-Technique Embroidery Kit GL-4 – Tree of Life

Kolorova GL-4 Tree of Life is an advanced mixed-technique embroidery kit combining cross stitch, surface embroidery stitches, beading, and bugle beads on 28-count Zweigart Cashel linen in sage green. The design is a richly detailed Tree of Life surrounded by geometric and ethnic folk ornaments — a densely stitched square sampler worked in 24 colors of DMC floss, 11 colors of Preciosa glass seed beads, and 3 colors of Preciosa bugle beads plus decorative elements. Rated 5 out of 5 difficulty, this is a challenging, rewarding project for experienced stitchers looking for a statement piece.

Finished size: 8.46″ × 8.66″ (21.5 × 22 cm)

What's in the Kit

– Zweigart Cashel 28 ct linen in sage green (unprinted — counted work)
– DMC stranded cotton floss, 24 colors (presorted on a cardboard organizer)
– Preciosa glass seed beads, 11 colors
– Preciosa bugle beads, 3 colors
– Decorative elements
– Beading thread
– Embroidery and beading needles
– Large printed color chart on grid
– Stitch-by-stitch illustrated master class booklet (Ukrainian text, but fully visual — every stitch is drawn step by step)

Brand new, factory-sealed. Frame and hoop are not included.

Project Notes

This is a counted embroidery design — the linen comes blank and you place each stitch by following the printed grid chart. Multiple techniques are used across different areas of the design, and the included master class booklet illustrates every stitch placement visually, step by step. Although the booklet text is in Ukrainian, the diagrams are detailed enough to follow without translation. With 24 thread colors, 14 bead and bugle bead colors, and mixed stitching techniques throughout, this is a long-term project that builds into a stunning finished piece. The Tree of Life is a powerful symbol across many cultures — representing growth, strength, and the continuity of generations — and the intricate geometric border gives this design the feel of a traditional folk art sampler. Once framed, it becomes a striking wall art centerpiece for a living room, study, or hallway. An exceptional handmade gift for heritage celebrations, housewarmings, or weddings — or a proud personal achievement for any advanced stitcher's collection.