This is a little part of my assisi embroidery. I have used needlewoven bars wildly crossed to add to the general encrusted look. I’m rather pleased with this, and I think it is easier done than tons of french knots and buillon stitches. (although I’m afraid of the latter no more after this piece)
This is a turk’s cap lilly from my garden. They take 5 years from seedling to the first flowers, so I treasure them very much. I like them more than most of the big colourful everyday garden flowers.
Tenar's cave 
June 15th, 2009 at 6:49 am
Your Assissi embroidery is so inspiring. this needleweaving is incredible – I think you are clever to use it in this way – gorgeoous texture.
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December 14th, 2010 at 6:19 pm
[…] in-Progress postings: – The design process – The finished design and the transfer to fabric – A closeup of the needlewoven bars in the soil Categories: assisi embroidery, black and white, embroidery Tags: assisi work, hand embroidery […]
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