Linnaeus Zithers

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As soon as Pion Design released the gorgeous Linnaeus Botanical Journal, I was inspired to make these Zither boxes modeled after a real antique Zither. Zithers are stringed musical instruments which are sometimes used in European folk music.  I couldn’t make up my mind which of the beautiful colors from the new collection to use for the project, so I made two of them!  The colors in this collection are uniquely gorgeous.
I’m enclosing the template for the Zither front along with instructions for those who may be interested in making this project.  The project uses a surprise, unusual, inexpensive element – stick pins!

Zither Instructions
Zither Piece #1
Zither Piece #2

Tara

Pion products:
Blue Zither:
Pion Design Palette – Pion blue III – PD6111
Pion Design Palette – Pion white I – PD6102
Linnaeus Botanical Journal – Plumbago auriculata – PD6204back
Linnaeus Botanical Journal – Borders – PD6210front
Linnaeus Botanical Journal – Images – PD6211front

Purple Zither:
Pion Design Palette – Pion purple II – PD6114
Linnaeus Botanical Journal – Images – PD6211back
Linnaeus Botanical Journal – Aquilegia vulgaris – PD6205back
Linnaeus Botanical Journal – Borders – PD6210front
Linnaeus Botanical Journal – Images – PD6211front

  • This is absolutely amazing, and especially getting all those strings perfectly lined up! The Linnaeus paper is fabulous. Is this a little box that opens up as well?ReplyCancel

  • Oh my goodness, I just LOVE LOVE LOVE this project. Sooooo beautiful and well thought as all your work always are Tara. I love these new papers too and you really showed, how beautiful they really can be used. Stunning work as always hun.ReplyCancel

  • Theresa ~ Pion Design

    Fantastic Tara – thank you so much ♥♥♥ReplyCancel

  • C’est absolument magnifique! bises NadineReplyCancel

  • marianne

    t absolument magnifique!ReplyCancel

  • D.Ann C

    Absolutely gorgeous! Thanks for sharing the instructions!!ReplyCancel

  • Wow truly stunning Tara as usual!ReplyCancel

  • Tara, stunning creations , thanks for sharingReplyCancel

  • Carolyn Hokkanen-Hawkins

    How creative and clever are these two boxes!! Absolutely stunning, Tara…love the papers used, too!
    Just the most precious idea ever!!ReplyCancel

  • Oh my goodness!!!! These are stunning. Superb creativity. Nicola xReplyCancel

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