Pretty or delicate, wasn't sure which one of those words described these images, this work the best so I used them both. This is embroidery on the final section of the final section. Applique lace with bullion knots at the edge. I have also added a little touch of buttonhole stitch to the edge of a lace fragment that is on there too. It kind of looks like another pocket don't you think. I laid the work on a sketchbook page...just because I wanted to.
Ledgers started today and it is a huge class. I am probably going to de list it tomorrow so this is your last chance....as soon as images begin to appear in our group I will let you have a link. I am excited to see the variation that may come from such a big group.... Also my inbox is crammed, I apologise so much and wouldn't be surprised if I never get another comment on here I am becoming so appallingly inept at responding. I hope to put that right later today, just before bedtime. Thanks so much for your patience.
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Your work is response enough to anything we might want to know. It's eloquent and inspiring and it speaks to us (I'm sure) as it speaks to you too. Don't worry about answering all comments,we know you're here for us and that you care ♥
i agree. no need to respond to every comment. love the netting and its edge on this piece.
I thought it was a lace pocket, definitely delicate and pretty
love what you have made Karen.
I agree, there is no need to reply to my comments, just to be able to see your work is enough.
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Delicate is certainly a good work - how about "Delightful" as well!
Both. Delicate and pretty. I want it!
pretty and delicate - and endearing - thank you so much for visiting my blog - it means the world to me :)
very excited with the ledger class
Pretty AND delicate. Beautiful - I love the way you photograph your embroideries next to your art work.
Pretty and delicate seem to be inadequate to describe this. The English language needs to be updated! As for responding to comments - not to worry on my account.
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