It started off very well, and I was full of enthusiasm It was a lot of fun just sewing flowers and insects without really planning on a design as such.
I think I must have a book of insect embroidery somewhere as this bee is a bit professional looking...or did I sit and copy reference pictures from an insect book? I can't remember now.
One sleeve....
....two sleeves.
I stopped wearing this jacket because...well, let's be completely honest, I put on weight and it was too small! However, I discovered this summer when getting out the shorts that a diet of chocolate, biscuits and extreme overwork plus stress during the winter has worked a minor miracle and I seem to have slimmed down a bit.
So although I don't think I will be adding to the embroidery any time soon, at least I can wear this once again without fear of bursting out at the shoulders!
This is my favourite piece, a green grasshopper poised to leap from my left pocket....
It is half term week this week, and it must be the first school holiday for about a year that I don't have any rush jobs taking up all my time. So the house is looking cleaner, the garden is getting done, and I am able to sit and knit some of my outstanding commissions. On the needles at the moment, a mini letter box and beer....
8 comments:
My favorite is the spider web. So cute! : )
excellent Caroline!
Wow! Can't decide which bit I like best, although the spiderweb is definitely in the top ten! My nan would have loved you. She always tried to teach me embroidery and I never had the patience for it. Drives me nuts. Quickly. LOL xoxo
Wow, it is *beautiful* Caroline! :-)
What a beautiful jacket. I wish to have one for myself. Love this denim jacket.
Caroline I just love how beautiful it looks :o I love these kind of jackets.
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