So, instead of only embroidering the outline as I usually do with this pattern, I decided to fill it with french knots. That was a challenge... But I'm crazy about french knots, so it was a delightful challenge...

And we can say that this was a story with a happy ending... What do you think?

I believe that this story tells a lot about embroidering... Anyone who teaches embroidery knows that learning to embroider implies learning to deal with frustration... That is very clear with children but with grown-ups the same thing happens... How to correct a wrong stitch, how to deal with something unexpected, what to do when you run out of thread... So many things can go wrong... And so many things can have a happy ending... Just like in our lives!!
I wish you a week with many "happy endings" - finais felizes!
This is so true for handmade in general, too. Everything has a story and a lot of projects come out of 'happy' mistakes. :) Glad this had a happy ending, it looks beautiful. French knots really are lovely!
ReplyDeleteVery philosophical - and true. :-)
ReplyDeleteGosto muito de nó francês também, mas para preencher um desenho é preciso paciência demais!!!!
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