I would consider embroidering anything to be honest if the design was appealing and I could do it well enough! I have seen several modern pieces that kind of look like that - Vionnet had vermicelli filling changed to be done like circuit board patterns so it could hang on the bias! So nothing is really new ;)
Thank you for the kind words by the way, I really appreciate them!
Hallo beautiful man! The top shots of your recent Victorian Arabesque post hold a passing resemblance to circuit boards, with their precise parallel lines. Have you ever considered circuitry as an inspiration for embroidery? It's one of those things that could be horrifically tacky if mishandled, but could also be glorious in the right hands. I'd bet that you could pull it off with panache. Thanks for sharing your thunderous beauty and talent with us! -Dael
It's amazing that you taught yourself!!! i made an attempt to teach myself and failed. in 2007 I took an into at Lesage and have been going back every few years to take another one of there leisure classes. The work they do is fabulous but they are "not so nice" to take classes from. I have done embroidery my whole life but the tambour hook is definitely an addiction. Your work is Beauitful!!!
No way your work is far more advanced than mine! Yours is true couture!! Three dimensions :) that’s my next step. I just bought a lot of books and do other kinds of sewing but this stuff is the most addictive!!
Your couture quilt is astounding!! I’m really inspired, keep posting things please!
Are you in France?
From Tyler Surfboards, courtesy of Lane Wood.
So true.
Mr X Stitch did an excellent cross stitch sampler of this quote for a tattoo shop.
Yup, I designed it.
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