Beginner-friendly
Puffin Embroidery Kit for Adults | Paisley Scottish Bird, 6-inch (15cm)
HIGHLIGHTS
- Video tutorial
- QR code to a video tutorial for every stitch
- What's in the kit
- All-inclusive (Organic cotton fabric, Pre-printed Solvy pattern, Wooden hoop, DMC threads, Needle and Stitch guide)
A pair of scissors is all you'll need to begin making.
- Ordered Today, 2 Nov
- Dispatched 2 Nov–3 Nov
- Arrived 4 Nov–7 Nov
Delivery & Returns
Delivery
Dispatched within 2 working days from Essex.
UK delivery is £3.95, or free on orders over £45.
Sent with Royal Mail Tracked.
Returns & Refunds
Unstitched kits returnable within 30 days following our return policy. Once a kit has been opened, we can't take it back.
FAQ
A few things people often ask before they start. If your question isn't answered here, we're always happy to help — just get in touch.
About this piece
What's in the kit
- 100% organic, ethically produced cotton fabric
- The pattern pre-printed on adhesive Solvy paper — stick it down and stitch straight over the lines
- 6-inch (15 cm) wooden embroidery hoop
- DMC stranded cotton threads
- An embroidery needle
- A step-by-step stitch guide, photographed, with QR codes to Paraffle's video tutorial for every stitch used
Designed by Sammy Bishop and put together by hand in Paraffle's Edinburgh studio. Contains a needle. Please keep away from small children.
About the artist

Paraffle, Edinburgh, Scotland
Paraffle was founded in Edinburgh in 2016 by Sammy Bishop while she was studying for a PhD. Looking for a creative outlet and a way to make meaningful gifts on a student budget, she taught herself to embroider, reconnecting with her childhood love of sewing. She eventually named her studio Paraffle, an old Scots word that literally means "embroidery".
We first discovered Paraffle through her paisley hare pattern, captivated by how simple yet intricate it was. That single design opened the door to her broader collection of signature pieces, like the paisley whale, puffin, and Highland coo. Today, we're delighted to bring a small corner of Paraffle onto Tiny Patio's quiet shelf, inviting you to explore iconic Scottish wildlife and historic street scenes through detailed Paisley patterns and architectural line art.
















