Elizabeth Bradley

Our Top Stitching Essentials

While Elizabeth Bradley is known for our splendid collections of designs, our assortment of stitching accessories will keep your needlepoint proje...

The Versatile Finishing of Victorian Bell Pulls

Tapestry Bell Pulls have adorned homes for centuries. Used primarily during the Victorian Era, Bell Pulls were often seen as a sign of wealth and ...

The Hellebores

We are thrilled to introduce new designs to The Shade Garden Collection: The Hellebore Moondance, The Hellebore Midnight, and The Hellebore Winter...

Basketweave Stitch for Kirk & Bradley Kits

All Kirk & Bradley for Elizabeth Bradley kits are printed on 12-count mono canvas and use the Basketweave stitch. The Basketweave Stitch is a ...

Helpful Hints for Using a Kit Organiser Bag

Our Kit Organiser Bag is a wonderful way to organise and store your strands. Each bag is handmade using an elegant fern fabric. It is easy to tra...

Tips on Tension

Every stitcher strives for smooth and even stitches. If this is something you struggle with, here are some tips that will help. Tip 1 - Stitch i...

How to Use a Wool Organiser

A wool organiser is a wonderful tool to keep your wool strands tidy and organised. This tool makes it possible to remove individual threads withou...

Kirk & Bradley Kits for Elizabeth Bradley

In 2016, the Royal Horticultural Society invited Elizabeth Bradley to exhibit at The Chelsea Flower Show in London – an honor given to few non-hort...

The Chelsea Pensioners

The Royal Hospital in Chelsea (London) is home to the iconic Chelsea Pensioners - retired soldiers of the British Army. More than 300 of these vet...

Customer Spotlight - Helen Hipgrave & Tracey Hipgrave

Helen is rarely seen without an Elizabeth Bradley piece in her hand. She first connected with the brand many years ago when she spotted The Cyclam...

Elizabeth Bradley Tapestry Wool

We have new Elizabeth Bradley Wool Colours! We have added several bright new shades to our 360+ colour range. These new tones work in perfect har...

Why the Victorian Cross Stitch?

We recommend the Victorian Cross Stitch for all Elizabeth Bradley Kits. Finished pieces worked in this stitch are thicker than those made with ten...