Nothing stitchy makes me happier than when people use French knot as a filling stitch. Like in this mermaid from appleblossomfl. That takes patience! But I think it is always worth it.
I really love your embroidery work and the complete blog is fascinating...
Embroidery require time,patience and delicacy. You seems to me a women full of Love and delicacy. You have made wonderful things for childrens and i am reading and keep watching your blog.
Thanks for posting your work for us.
I have also started my blog and currently writing the embroidery software for my home made embroidery machine and was searching embroidery related blogs and i found this one.. Its superb :) Following is my blog www.my-woodcarving.blogspot.com
HOLY COW!!! Thanks so much for featuring my mermaid!!! It did take quite awhile to do, but I LOVE the way it looks!
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I love the look of a whole bunch of French knots too! I find them really fun to do.
ReplyDeleteThat is very pretty, french knot is one of my new favourites stiches.
ReplyDeleteKnotty but nice!
ReplyDeleteI love the unexpected use of French knots too. Nice work!
ReplyDeleteI really love your embroidery work and the complete blog is fascinating...
ReplyDeleteEmbroidery require time,patience and delicacy. You seems to me a women full of Love and delicacy. You have made wonderful things for childrens and i am reading and keep watching your blog.
Thanks for posting your work for us.
I have also started my blog and currently writing the embroidery software for my home made embroidery machine and was searching embroidery related blogs and i found this one.. Its superb :)
Following is my blog
www.my-woodcarving.blogspot.com
I love the texture that french knots create when there is a whole load of them. My daughter would love this.
ReplyDeleteWow that is sooooo much work but what a great finished project!
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