I haven´t advanced much this week with my two new started projects, but I did manage to take a few photos of this little embroidered bag I finished last month.
Perhaps it is not so much a bag as a holder and the design is by Dietrolangolo with the tutorial on her blog. There are two different sides, one embroidered with bullion stitch roses and Algerian eye stitch.
and the under side is all - I think - Algerian eye stitches mixed with tiny beads. This took quite a while to do because I didn´t want to take the thread on the back from one stitch to the next in case you could see that from the right side, so each stitch was fastened off before the next begun.
Both pieces of fabric are lined with pink silk which I found in my stash and then an opening made by cutting a large cross just on the front side which is then hemmed and edged with lace.
I was undecided whether to use pink or turquoise ribbon to close the bag and eventually decided on the turquoise.
I loved making this and shall use it to store hankerchiefs.
Until next week,
Sheryl
Dear Sheryl, beautiful, very romantic!
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The stitching on your little bag is so beautifully delicate and pretty, Sheryl. It must have taken an age to stitch. I love the pink silk lining and your choice of a turquoise ribbon is perfect. Such beautiful stitching, Sheryl.
ReplyDeleteomg Sheryl this is so beautiful and your work is stunning,well done my friend xx
ReplyDeleteWow, Sheryl! That is beautiful!
ReplyDeleteWonderful work! Did you use the "Pinhead stitch" method? What lovely lace too! I love all the colours you've used! Great photo set ups too!
Well done!
Hugs, Barbara x
How gorgeous! Perfect for storing handkerchiefs.
ReplyDeleteSheryl, your work is always so beautifully delicate - just stunning!
ReplyDeleteSheryl, Your stitching is so delicate and beautiful! It will be the perfect place to store your handkerchiefs. --Andrea
ReplyDeleteOh, I love this new work, with the little roses and the beautiful colors. It looks so noble. Greetings Martina
ReplyDeleteWow, what a wonderful work. I like this little bag.
ReplyDeleteIt is very special and your work is so very neat...
ReplyDeleteThat is such a sweet bag <3
ReplyDeleteLovely bag! Your embroidery is so elegant and neat. How did you fasten off each stitch for the beads ?
ReplyDeleteAnother stunning finish Sheryl, such a pretty way to store your handkerchiefs!
ReplyDeleteWow you do make the most beautiful things , love it
ReplyDeleteBeautiful finish and thread choice!
ReplyDeleteWOW. This is so pretty. Just amazing to me. I don't know if I would have had the patience to do all of those little stars one at a time without dragging the thread. Just beautiful
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing Sheryl - such attention to detail regarding threads showing from the back. Beautiful. Are you getting this hot dry weather? xx
ReplyDeleteSo wonderful, this nice little beauty. A very amazing finishing. And you must be a very patient stitcher to fasten the thread after each of the stars.
ReplyDeleteSweet bag!
ReplyDeleteOh, how pretty, Sheryl! Your creations are always a delight!
ReplyDeleteThis is beautiful! I would not have had the patience to tie off every single stitch!
ReplyDeleteThis is such a gorgeous piece of craft Sheryl, you have the most unique ideas of finishing your stitching. keep us inspiring!
ReplyDeleteThat is so pretty and delicate. I do admire your patience at making each stitch individually too!
ReplyDeleteOnce again, a such elegant work and lovely finish. Thanks for sharing. xxx
ReplyDeleteSoo pretty. Neatly done. Colors are very pleasing.
ReplyDeleteWow, those are all so lovely! You have such an eye for color and detail.
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Beautiful!!! Lovely!!! You are so talented, my friend.
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