
Vild rose - wall hanging - Edith Hansen (EH)
- Motif: Wall hanging with wild rose, green leaves, fine branches and a calm botanical expression. The embroidery kit is the pattern for September 1988 from Cross-Stitch of the Year 1988
- Size: 30 × 30 cm
- Thread: Danish Flower Thread
- Fabric: Haandarbejdets Fremme (HF) linen 10B (natural white)
- Designer: Edith Hansen
Vild rose - wall hanging - Edith Hansen (EH)
From Cross-Stitch of the Year 1988
"Vild rose" (Wild Rose) - wall hanging - Edith Hansen (EH) is an embroidery kit with a classic botanical motif. The motif shows the wild rose with leaves, branches and fine floral details.
The embroidery kit is part of Cross-Stitch of the Year 1988. This motif is the pattern for September 1988. This gives the wall hanging a special connection to Haandarbejdets Fremme’s calendar tradition.
The embroidery is stitched with Danish Flower Thread on Haandarbejdets Fremme linen 10B. The finished wall hanging measures 30 x 30 cm.
A September motif with wild rose
The motif is based on the wild rose. The plant has a simple and natural expression, where branches, leaves and flowers form a calm composition.
The wild rose is often associated with late summer and early autumn. This makes the motif well suited as a September design. It shows nature in a period when the flowering of summer can still be sensed.
The leaves give the motif fullness and structure. The fine branches create movement in the embroidery and bring the composition together. At the same time, the motif retains a light and airy character.
Seen as part of Cross-Stitch of the Year, the motif also gains a clear seasonal story. September is the transition between summer and autumn. That atmosphere is beautifully reflected in the simple form of the wild rose.
From Cross-Stitch of the Year 1988
Wild Rose - wall hanging is the pattern for September 1988 from Cross-Stitch of the Year 1988. The series consists of monthly motifs where nature, season and embroidery meet.
The Cross-Stitch of the Year motifs are an important part of Haandarbejdets Fremme’s history. They often have a calm and timeless expression. At the same time, they say something about the month they belong to.
In this motif, September is told through the wild rose. This gives the embroidery both botanical character and calendar history.
A wall hanging with botanical calm
The finished wall hanging measures 30 x 30 cm. The square format suits the simple structure of the motif well.
"Vild rose" (Wild Rose) - wall hanging can hang in a living room, hallway, bedroom or holiday home. It can also be combined with other motifs from Cross-Stitch of the Year 1988.
The motif has a classic and calm expression. This makes the embroidery easy to place in many types of homes. It can hang on its own as a small botanical picture or form part of a gathered wall display with floral motifs.
Embroidered with Danish Flower Thread
The embroidery is stitched with Danish Flower Thread. The thread gives the motif a soft and natural expression. It suits Edith Hansen’s fine botanical visual language well.
The fabric is Haandarbejdets Fremme linen 10B. The classic linen structure provides a beautiful base for the cross stitches. The light background highlights the branches, leaves and flowers of the motif.
The combination of Danish Flower Thread and linen gives the wall hanging a traditional embroidered character. The finished result has both lightness and clear needlework quality.
Haandarbejdets Fremme and Edith Hansen’s floral motifs
Edith Hansen is known for her nature and floral motifs. In Wild Rose - wall hanging - Edith Hansen (EH), the plant is depicted with calm and simplicity.
Haandarbejdets Fremme is known for embroidery kits with fine materials and classic techniques. In this kit, the wild rose becomes a wall hanging with both September atmosphere and botanical character.
"Vild rose" (Wild Rose) - wall hanging - Edith Hansen (EH) is an embroidery kit for those who love roses, Cross-Stitch of the Year and classic cross stitch. The finished result becomes a fine wall hanging with quality from Haandarbejdets Fremme.



